attack aimed at the united states. welcome to the 4:00 on 2. >> the obama administration today made good on its vow to retaliate against russia for a hacking that involved the dnc and hillary clinton. >> the president announced a set of nine different sanctions. the treasury secretary has designated two russian individuals for using cyber- enabled means. 35 russian diplomats have now been ordered to leave the country including those in san francisco. >> two diplomatic compounds related to russian intelligence gathering are be closed, one in maryland and one in new york. they will be shattered at noon. releasing classified technology. >> in a statement, president obama said "these actions follow repeated private and public warnings that we have issued to the russian government and are a necessary and appropriate response to efforts to harm u.s. interests." >> the russian foreign minister reacted to the new sanctions calling them counter productive adding they will harm the restoration of ties between russia and the u.s. >> the obama administration deputy press secretary eric schultz says it's too soon to tell what will happen when president-elect donald trump takes office. >> today's actions are executive actions and if, for example, throwing out 35 senior russian intelligence officials that the next president thought he wanted to welcome back in, 35 senior russian intelligence officials he thought that was a good idea, he'll be able to do so. we don't think that makes a lot of sense. the next president wants to lift sanctions against senior russian intelligence units to make it easier for them to interfere with our elections, he can go ahead and do so. we don't think it will make much sense. >> within the last hour, donald trump issued a statement about the russian sanctions. in a press release from palm beach, florida, the president- elect said "it's time for our country to move on to bigger and better things. nevertheless, in the interest of our country and its great people, i will meet with people of the intelligence community next week in order to be updated on the facts of this situation." >> as we mentioned, some of the russian officials being forced to leave are based at the russian consulate in san francisco. >> we're live in the city and he's already seen movement at the consulate there. jesse? >> yeah, that's right, and it's moved -- this move by president obama is seen as a step towards increasing the strain on the u.s.-soviet relations. something we haven't seen going back to the reagan administration. we haven't seen much movement outside the consulate here. we're at the corner of baker and green streets in the pacific heights section of san francisco. let's take a look at our video. we saw a trickle of activity around lunchtime as staffers were leaving the six-story building. most did not speak english. those who did not speak english will to excellent. one person gave a brief statement, no name, just a brief statement before getting his car and leaving. >> i believe that this is very unfriendly step from the leaving administration. no more comment. thank you. >> it does send a message not just to the russians, but other countries that might try to engage in hacking or other kinds of cyber warfare against the united states that there will be consequences to doing so. >> university of san francisco political scientist dr. steven zunas says the relationship between the united states and russia, soviet union it used to be, but russia, has not been this bad since the reagan administration and in the short term, he does not see a real improvement in this even though donald trump is set to take office on the 20th of next month. i'll explain why about that coming up in the next hour. live outside the russian consulate here in pacific heights section of san francisco, fox 2 news. >> thank you. for continuing coverage of the sanctions against russia and for a look how some of our local congressmen are responding, go to our web site ktvu.com and look at our story on the home page there. >> a cease-fire brokered by russia and turkey has gone into effect in syria offering some hope for an end to that brutal, six-year long civil war. if this latest cease-fire holds, putin said it will be followed by peace talks next months. it will signed by seven of the major rebel factions fighting the government. it has left more than a quarter million people dead and set off a refugee crisis across europe. >> now to oakland a new report found dangerous levels of lead in the fruitville neighborhood. they found elevated levels of lead in children testifieded in that area. that's more than the city of flint, michigan, where 5% kids had dangerous levels of lead during a water contamination crisis. the national average is 2.5%. researchers blame oakland's high levels of old paint and exposure to plumbing and industrial waste. >> joining us live to talk more about this, you represent the fruitville district. obviously, the one that has the highest concentration of these lead levels. were you surprised by this report? >> it's been an ongoing issue. i'm -- one, it's been clarified that it's not the actual water that's contaminated, but at the same time in terms of the environment, it's been like that for a number of years. certainly for those of us who grew up in the area, the lead poisoning has been an issue, but the reality is it's a public health issue, it's an environmental issue. from west oakland to east oakland where children, little ones, are being rim packeted when -- impacted when it comes to lead poisoning not only in the places they are living in, the lead paint, but around their homes because it turns into dust and this is where they are playing, doing and impacting their health. >> you mentioned that 25,000 children live in that zip code and that the fruitvale district has children in schools. they can be impacted. >> our responsibility of government is to take care of the children in need. what do we do now? that has had the county and state and the city work together to make sure that we address the living environment, their school settings and the recreational facilities at the same time to make sure we protect our children and that's the bottom line. >> you make a really important distinction. not related to the water. what steps are, in fact, the city of oakland taking to try to reduce kids' exposure to lead? >> we're supposed to have this cooperation unification between the county and the city in terms of dealing with your home with the lead paint around it. we're waiting for that response and we're working together. at the end of the day, the federal government does provide us support through hud and hopefully the feds can continue it do that to make sure areas like east oakland, detroit, st. louis and other municipalities that have been industrial cities for a number of years, but yet the contamination continues to be there and our children are paying the price with sacrificing their health. that's the ultimate goal how do we rectify and make sure are children are healthy and continue to develop the city of oakland state and the country and we need to care about our kids in oakland. >> i know in working with the county, you are also hoping to get ahold of a list that has these homes and properties and industrial buildings and -- >> that can be a problem. >> exactly. so the county can continue working towards getting rid of these issues. >> most of all, i think we need to call it in, report it, have your children tested and also demand a response from the county, the city and all the other governmental bodies. >> thank you. >> thanks so much. >> we'll have more on that report as well coming up at 5:00. >> there were new reports of a chevron smell in san francisco. they got more than a dozen calls including in the area of fairmount hotel on nob hill. officials also got numerous calls about a foul odor in the area yesterday morning and people in the marina, bayview, outer richmond and sunset district told us they too can smell it. >> it was really smelly. it stinks. it was like an hour ago. it's pretty strong. it weirded me out like what is that. i started looking around on the ground. i didn't know what it was. it could have been gas. >> the bay area air quality management district is investigating a number of potential sources including two recent flaring incidents at the chevron refinery in richmond as well as emissions from ships, landfalls and waste water treatment facilities. >> crab fisherman from bodega bay to the canadian border are on strike. they say they had agreed with wholesale buyers of $3 a pound. the season hadn't started yet for the north. the strike could effect prices and the ability for crabs. >> remembering hollywood legend debbie reynolds following the death of her daughtery carriefish -- daughter carey fish ear -- carrie fisher. >> a home invasion robbery. >> temperatures feeling comfortable. mild readings out there. possibly a few showers that could move in before 2016 comes to an end. >> four people are recovering from injuries following a collision between a big rig and a greyhound bus headed for san francisco. the crash happened early this morning in the northbound lanes of interstate five and kettleman city about 55 miles south of fresno. the highway patrol says the big rig rear-ended the bus sending it into the shoulder of the highway and the bus flipped over on its side. three passengers on the bus and the driver of the big rig suffered minor injuries. there's no word yet on what caused the crash. >> san jose police looking for the person who shot two men this afternoon. it happened during a home invasion robbery last night. >> police don't have much to go on on this case. the suspect descriptions they received were pretty vague and the victims say they didn't recognize them. police say that the robbers forced their way into a home on peach court near east san antonio and 24th street around 10:00 last night. a group of young adults who were home at the time, thieves confronted them and shot two men in the legs. they were both rushed to the hospital and expected to survive. police say the suspects took electronics and valuables. investigators interviewed witnesses and canvassed the area. at this point, the robbers are still at large. officers tell us that the victims are lucky to have survived. reporting from san jose police headquarters, ktvu fox 2 news. >> breaking word we're getting coming to us in san leandro. you are look at the aftermath here of a fire at an apartment complex on 164th avenue. again, live pictures of this scene. this fire broke out about 30 minutes ago around 3:30. a second alarm was called, but as you can see here, firefighters have put out those flames at this apartment complex. haven't heard of any injuries yet, so hoping everyone inside was able to make it out safely. we are continuing to follow this story and we'll bring you any updates as we get them. a fire now out in san leandro. >> in las vegas, hundreds of people were evacuated from the rio hotel this morning because of a power outage. the mask raid tower went -- masquerade tower went dark when a fuse blew in a backup generator according to hotel officials. an electrical fire happened there yesterday. guests were moved to other hotels and no injuries were reported. the homewood mountain resort at lake tahoe is back open after a fire shut it down yesterday. a fire broke out at the resort's south lodge. images from the protection district are what you are looking at. crews say the fire damaged a building that houses resort offices and two dining areas. no one was inside at the time and no one was hurt. the damaged building will remain closed until repairs can be made. >> more aftershocks are being felt along the california- nevada border following three sizable earthquakes yesterday. it is closed due to the quakes. there are reports of damage to the facade and rooftops of buildings along with broken windows. the park is a gold mining ghosttown that has been converted to a tourist site. two quakes measuring 5.27 and 5.25 rocked the sierra nevada earlier yesterday morning. >> all right. let's check in with our meteorologist to find out what the weather is going to be like and, mark, it was a little more pleasant when i walked into the gym this morning than it was the day before. >> yeah, everybody warming up nicely. the temperatures back into the upper 50s and 60s. today one of the warmest days of the week and then into the weekend we're talking about a few cooling changes and eventually some rainshowers as well. at least a chance. here is that live camera. you are see scattered live showers in the distance looking across san francisco bay and the satellite. i'm watching two things. first, this area of low pressure. this could dues a few clouds for -- produce a few clouds and showers for us. there's a lot of cold air developing here and this will be plunging into california. it will be a big deal as we head into next week beginning sunday, but especially for monday and tuesday. right now though, just some scattered, high clouds working their way into the region for the shout and the high clouds will stick around especially for tomorrow morning. for your friday, cooler out there across most areas. temperatures right now showing you santa rosa 58 # degrees. san jose 60. half moon bay very nice at 64. lots of upper 50s towards walnut creek, concord and napa. our live camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge. the span here, the night clear and cool. a few high clouds. you'll probably notice more haze in the sky as well. clouds and sun for tomorrow and then the weekend definitely more clouds on saturday and it will be cooling off. here is the setup with overnight lows. partly cloudy skies, coolest locations will be in the 30s to eventually the low 40s out there. the deal for tomorrow, scattered high clouds off to the cool start. weaver not talking -- we're not talking about freezing warnings. partly cloudy skies. you'll see the high clouds working their way into the region throughout the day and more breaks in the action. look what happens later friday and into saturday. the possibility of a few scattered showers. we'll talk more about this as we do widen up 2016 and a few showers here and big time cooling trend. it will be a big deal as we head into next week. you'll see the five-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you very much, mark. >> the lights in hollywood will dim again for another iconic star. this year we've lost so many music and movie greats including david bowie, george michael and carrie fisher and now fisher's mother, movie legend debbie reynolds. reynolds' son todd tweeted this picture writing "this is a beautiful love story to witness in my 58 years. i miss them both so much. love is everlasting." at the top, it says "what a glorious feeling. i'm happy again." we look back at reynolds' storied career. >> another hollywood icon gone. legendary actress debbie reynolds died wednesday at the age of 84. >> just unbelievable. this is the worst year for hollywood i can imagine. 2016 will go down, i'm telling you. >> perhaps best known for her roles in "singin' in the rain" and "unsinkable molly brown", they have to wait just one day after her actress carrie fisher died. her son says his mother couldn't handle carrie's death. >> i can't describe to you how close they were. how much love and turmoil they went through together during the years. this is just beyond sad. the unsinkable debbie reynolds was sunk by this. >> fans leaving momentos that the reynolds' star at the hollywood wall of fame. debbie did not have one, but fans created one of their own. >> that's part of the role model of princess leija is she's a -- leia is she's a strong character for women and little girls now and it's incredibly sad that carrie fisher has passed away,. >> celebrities are expressing condolences. among them, "will and grace" star debra messing who writes on twitter it's a devastating one-two punch and i love her dearly. she was reportedly planning her daughter's funeral when she fell ill. arrangements for both of them are pending. >> coming up, police departments across the country gearing up for new year's eve. after the break, a look at what the new york police department is doing ahead of the millions of revelers expected in times square. about one million in times square. what you need to know about public transportation here in the bay area. 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13 minutes, something like that. about 13 minutes. >> almost immediately, keith noticed what the girl sitting next to him was wearing. >> she had a really short skirt so you could see all her legs and it struck me as odd because she was so young. she was dressing like that. >> as the girl's appearance caught his eye, a conversation between the 16-year-old girl and one of the two women in the backseat caught his ear. keith says it sounded more like coaching. >> first thing you want to do is ask, do you have any weapons. when you're hugging him, just ask. do you have any weapons? pat him down. pat him down while you're hugging him. >> then, a second instruction. >> get the donation first before you start touching him, going in there, get the donation first. >> keith quickly became aware that the holiday inn express in oak grove was more than just a stop for the girl next to him. as soon as he dropped off the girl and two women, he called police. >> i just get just enough distance where they are not going to see me and i make the phone call. >> i think this is a perfect example of the community coming together and recognizing that something is not right. >> beth is the ceo of weave, a nonprofit, crisis intervention agency in sacramento county that works with victims of domestic and sexual abuse as well as sex trafficking. >> the trafficker is looking for somebody that he can groom to work for him and so they are looking for vulnerability, they are looking for kids that nobody is looking for, so kids in the foster system, runaways. >> just recently, sacramento county started collecting data on sex trafficking victims. now we are identify more than 100 kids in the past 12 months who have been trafficked and thehope is the public will be able to identify them too. >> looking for young girls or boys who aren't where it seems like they should be. they are obviously not on their way to school. we don't think there are books in that backpack. they are lurking around. they are with somebody who is a lot older than them. >> these are the kind of signs keith noticed. >> i don't want to be any part of it. i'm not going to assist. i'm not going to stay silent. >> that was max reyes nick reporting. the two women riding with the young girl were arrested and are in the sacramento county jail. >> hats off to that uber driver for being so alert. >> a gold star mom is now pleading for the return of a family ring stolen from east bay cemetery where her son is laid to rest. roxanne's son, sean, was an army corporal ambushed and killed. his ashes are in the cemetery. around christmas, someone broke into her son's and it has the family crest right on the front. >> it hit me really hard because i don't understand how someone can violate someone, number one, who has protected our country, who is a war hero. >> a special tool was used to crack open the niche and the thief did not leave any fingerprints. while the sheriff office is investigating, the cemetery says it can't comment without first receiving permission from the oakland diocese. roxanne's husband died last year and is also laid to rest near their son. >> police are asking for the public's health as they investigate a shooting at the bay street office complex. they heard gunfire just after 10:00 last night. there were several calls, 911 about gunshots outside the parking lot on bay street. police found shell casings and shattered glass, but the shooters and any victims had already left the scene. people reported seeing people in other cars firing on each other. >> a young man apparently shot and killed accidently at a homeless shelter and rehab facility in couldn'tia castro county -- contracastro county. he lives with his father, but went to the facility to visit his mother and younger siblings for the holidays. his mom says that joshua was shot while his 15 and 16-year- old brothers were handling a gun that he kept in a backpack. >> the police officer said they were trying to put it together or something and it went off. i can't comprehend what happened. i'm so confused. there was a scream. i heard my son's voice immediately and knew something was wrong. >> the sheriff deputies have talked to joshua's brothers. investigators have not revealed who was holding the gun when it went off and findings of today's autopsy have not been released. >> police are investigating a deadly freeway crash that happened last night that happened just about 8:00 just east of port chicago highway. the highway patrol says the car clipped another vehicle, then flipped and ended up in the center divide. the 60-year-old driver of that car that flipped was pronounced dead at the seen, but her name has not yet been released. the other driver did not suffer serious injuries. >> the chp is looking into a crash in mound vanview that claimed -- mountainview that claimed the life of a motorcyclist. they say a man on a sport bike was darting through traffic when he slammed into a volkswagen about 4:00 yesterday afternoon on highway 101. the motorcyclist is identified as 28-year-old from campbell. it took about 90 minutes before the chp reopened all the lanes on 101. >> coming up, complaints over one of the most coveted toys of the holiday season. what many are now saying about those hatchimals. >> in weather, beautiful day out there. that's just a mild temperature. more 60s across the bay area. few extra clouds for your friday and some big changes by the weekend. could be talking about a few showers and a major dropoff in temperatures. we're talking very low snow levels as we begin 2017. >> this portion of fox 2 news brought to you by your bay area hyundai dealers. >> there is new trouble for samsung. owners of the galaxy s7 smart phones are reporting a mysterious problem with the camera lenses. the complaints are that the lenses are apparently shattering for no apparent reason. according to a law firm investigating the complaints, the company is not covering the problem under its warranty. earlier this year, samsung recalled many of its smart phones due to a high number of battery explosions. >> many angry parents and children are complaining about this year's hottest christmas toy. the hatchy mals were flying -- hatchimals were flying off the shelves leading to scalpers charging more and they are interactive birds that hatch from an interactive egg. according to complaints, many hatchimals did not hatch. so far, there's been no comment from the toy maker. >> that has to be disappointing for the kids. >> probably upsetting for the parents too. >> it could be a recipe for disaster for home who enjoy fine dining. there's a serious shortage of chefs in the u.s. government statistics estimate at least 200,000 more cooks will be needed in the next eight years, but finding people to take those restaurant jobs could be a tall order to fill. the cost of going to cooking school is going up while wages for chefs are going down. >> it's long hours. they are getting paid $15-$2 $25 an hour at this point. it's good money, but it's not that people are not earning. it's just a difficult job. >> many restaurant owners say they have been forced to reduce their kitchen staff due to rising health care costs and other factors. >> see what we are expecting for the rest of our weekend for new year's eve. >> yeah, it looks like we're going to be between systems so we should be fine as we head into saturday night. today lots of sunshine paying us a visit. there's a weather system to our south that could peruse rain towards -- produce rain towards southern california. for us a few extra high clouds moving to the south and some working their way back to the region right now. big, developing story that moves into the region on monday, at least that develops with some very cold air and you could be talking about very low snow levels in the bay area as well. santa rosa, 58 degrees right now. livermore, 54. san jose checking in 60 and san francisco in the upper 50s. one of the warmer days of the week today. here is our live camera looking out towards san francisco bay and the bay bridge. as i mention, a few high clouds have been work their way back into the region over the past few hours. talking about the newer years eave forecast and -- new year's eve forecast, we have a chance of a few showers into the morning hours and the afternoon. only a chance by the evening. partly cloudy skies, temperatures on track to reach the upper 40s to lower 50s and by 11:00 #, they take the coolest locations by midnight. santa rosa down to 38 degrees. to san francisco, right around 45 degrees as we say hello to 2017. as you can't see opt future cast here, showing you clouds out there for tomorrow. mainly focused to the south of the region and the clouds increasing once again. saturday, there is a possibility of a few scattered showers out there for the first half of the day, but as you can see later in the afternoon, we do have drying conditions or at least clearing conditions. this weather system will be a cloud producer mainly to our south for tomorrow and this area of low pressure sets up and will usher in very cold air as we head into next week. for tomorrow, partly cloudy and a touch cooler out there. then, a major cooling moves into the region on monday and into tuesday. it could be cold enough we could have very low snow levels possibly as low as a thousand feet. possibly lower more than that. it looks like this forecast model got regenerated in the show, so we'll show it again. there's a shower into saturday morning. clear skies later in the day. january 1st not looking too bad. we'll be watching showers develop up to our north. by late sunday night into monday, after we interdues the possibility of a few -- introduce the possibility of a few showers, but it gets cold later into monday and next week. temperatures for tomorrow in the upper 50s to low 60s for afternoon highs. we are expecting partly cloudy skies especially for san jose, morgan hill and gilroy. there's a shower not enough to cancel any plans. it's mostly for the morning hours. saturday night looks fine. sudden looks fine as well. chance for very cold showers. afternoon highs you can see only in the 40s for monday into tuesday. every time i say it, snow level down to 1,000 feet, we've seen snow levels down to sea level. we'll see if it happens next week. it could be an interesting landscape in the bay area. that chill is going to be back. >> yep. thanks. >> julie turns us live with a look at the stories we're working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00. controversy regarding our first responders. >> they save lives every day. now those who work for an ambulance company in san francisco say enough isn't being done to protect their safety. we'll tell you what's happening and what the paramedics believe is a spike in crime. >> barack obama striking back at russia. >> yeah, 72 hours to get out. president obama orders dozens of russian diplomats to get out of russia and a dozen compounds to shutdown. the unprecedented action taken against russia following hacking allegations during the u.s. election. we are working on these stories and much more all coming up at 5:00. >> julie, thank you. >> coming up here on 4:00 on 2, we'll talk about the new laws going into effect january 1. we talk to our legal applist about the changes -- analyst about the changes in this week's verdict. >> time for this week's the verdict and our legal analyst michael car doadzia -- cardoza is here. we're approaching new year's. a lot of people will be toasting and celebrating. while nobody should be getting behind the wheel after drinking, what should someone do if they get pulled over for dui. we know law enforcement across the bay area will be stepping up patrols. >> they absolutely are. keep in mind driving in california is a privilege, not a right. so, if you get stopped, the officer has to have probably cause to -- probable cause to stop the car. they say eight or nine stops on new year's will have a driver under the influence, but the outdated intriet tests, -- sobriety tests, you do not have to take those. you can say i choose not to take those and they will offer you a prescreening device which is that little instrument they say blow into this. you do not have to take that. you can say no. by implied law in california, impliend consent, when -- implied consent, when they take you to the police station, you have to take blood or breath. the more accurate of those two is blood. if you know you've been drinking, you want to go to breath. if you think you are really under that point .08, then you would opt for the blood. >> ok. what happens comes court time? who comes court time f-you are over .08, they are going to final di against you, what they call the a and b count. if you are convicted or you plead, you are looking at about a $2,000 fine, two days in jail that can be served a number of different ways, community service in some counties or you can do sheriff work alternative- type programs. you'll be doing two days. then, about $2,500 fine and then you have to pay your lawyer too. >> also, you know, the potential for what something really bad happening. i guess the moral is there are a lot of ways you can get home via public transit or a free taxi ride. >> you pickup a dui and you go out and you get picked up for another dui and you are in a fatal accident, they can charge murder against you. murder. >> yeah, we don't want that happening, folks, please be careful. >> that first one is -- that puts you in a big bind. >> quickly, a lot of new laws come into effect come the first of the year including one that no longer posting any instagram updates from behind the wheel, right? i don't do it. i don't. >> i'm sure you don't. you can't text anymore. you've got to have a holder or your cell phone or smart phone in the car number one. you can swipe one time. you cpt hold it in your hand -- cannot hold it in your hand. if you are under 18 years of age, you cannot have the phone and use it even in the swiping. for the older ones, you have to use the voice recognition. other than that, you know, it's dangerous. it really is when you're texting especially kids. >> yeah, all of these things designed to make the roadway safer. new sentencing guidelines that come out of the controversial brock turner case. >> yeah, very tough. what they've done is if you sexual go after an unconscious person or someone intoxicated, really intoxicated, then the court has to mandatorily put you in state prison. if i recall correctly, 2-4 years. it's mandatory from the court. it comes from our stanford case. people went up in arms. new laws passed. >> thank you, michael. happy new year to you as well. >> all right. >> security will be tighter than usual at the rose parade in pasadena monday. the city will have its officers on duty along with backup from county and federal officials. organizers say there will be 1500 officers along the parade routes and at the rose bowl game. patrol cars and barricades will be placed at key intersections along the parade route as a way to prevent cars or trucks from driving into the car. several items are being banned for the first time including drones, selfie sticks and umbrellas. the chp mounted patrol unit is not clued in the number of officers -- included in the number of officers on duty, but they'll be at the parade and the horses will make the 5.5 mile trip down colorado and orange grove boulevard. the chp earned one of the 20 equestrian entries in the 2017 celebration. >> a bay area restaurant owner reaches out to complete strangers after learning about the incredible struggles they've overcome. >> it hit me in a way i haven't been moved in a long time. this planet needs people like you. >> ktvu was there for this generous donation and why the owner tells us he was compelled to get involved. stick around. the 4:00 on 2 will be right back. lepe's foods is a 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point lead in the fourth quarter, but then missed a field goal and with less than 2:00 left in the game, utah hit a 27-yard field goal to take a two-point lead and would win by that final of 26-24. [ cheering] >> and fireworks lit up the night sky at levis stadium. organizers say tens of thousands of tickets were sold, but there were a lot of empty seats. one family from utah drove 12 hours for that game. >> i'm really excited. it's awesome to see my brother make it this far. >> we had the pregame prep talk before every game he plays. today he was just happy. no technical stuff. just go out and have fun and a great game. >> the game had people from down under from australia wanted to take in the college bowl experience. in san francisco, a restaurant owner was so touched by a local high school football team who has been recognized for overcoming adversity, he decided to do his own part to help celebrate them. >> the owner of jillian's has no connection to this team from richmond, but he offered to host their awards banquet for free. >> two total strangers brought together with a common goal. >> i felt what you are all about and what you did for these kids. it hit me in a way i haven't been moved in a long time. this planet needs people like you. >> they are here to celebrate these young men. look at them now all cleaned up for their awards banquet. >> i couldn't wait to get here today just to see them. we've been on break. he's my brother. >> ready to begin. >> we first caught up with the high school football team last month as they attempted to win a state title. >> we just wanted to win the game. we wanted to change lives of the young people we see every day. >> their struggles are ones most people can't imagine even at a young age. >> i was in and out of jail two times. first time did i a month and second time i did 10 months. >> my second oldest brother was driving a go-cart and someone pulled up and shot him. my brother went to vallejo to my auntie's house to be with them and they got killed too. >> they were able to draw from the negative experiences to propel themselves to heights the school hasn't seen since 1988. since the original story aired, these young men say they feel the love from the community. >> it's like everywhere i go, like events and stuff too, peel will be walking up -- people will be walking up i've seen you on the news. >> a lot of letters coming in to the school. a lot of donations coming into the school. just congratulating not only myself, but congratulating the young men on the job that they've done this season. >> my reason forgiving back to these kids is to recognize when you put that story together, the challenges that they face are so much higher than so many other kids. i felt like i had to do something. >> i asked him why would a man who has no ties to a team be so generous. at first he said it was the love and compassion he saw in the original story. then, he opened up about a tragic event in his own life. >> i had a daughter who i lost in 2013. she was 13. she would have been 16 this year. i lost her to cancer. >> out of that his willingness to give back and change others lives something they are grateful for. >> there's not even a restaurant in richmond and they open their doors and say come eat for free. that's cool. >> i was in shock. i'm still? shock. this is a nice establishment to pickup the tab and all of that. it means a lot. >> the team received certificates and league championship passes and nor importantly their love for one another and knowledge for education. >> you told me about your gpa. >> 3.0 and higher. i try to keep my imraidz up and -- grades up and show people you can do it no matter the circumstances, whatever it is. you can still make it. >> the owner of jillian's was so impressed with the team he said next year they can have their banquet here again. ktvu fox 2 news. >> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now. >> 72 hours to get out. the obama administration orders russian diplomats including some in san francisco to leave the country. it all stems from russia's attempt to influence the presidential election. good evening. i'm ken wayne, frank is off tonight. >> the white house announced today a number of penalties its imposing on russia for interfering in the u.s. presidential election by hacking american political sites and e-mail accounts. they ejected 35 government officials from the u.s. believed to be russian spice and are sanctioning two intelligence agencies which took part in a cyber attack against the democratic national party. the administration is closing two so-called recreational facilities said to be used by russian intelligence. one in new york and the other in maryland. today's action by the obama administration means some staffers at the russian consulate in san francisco must pack up and leave the country. ktvu jesse gary joins us live outside the russian consulate with reaction to the executive order. >> this move is seen as another step toward increasing the strain on u.s.-soviet relations. the expelled diplomats will have 72 hours to leave the building behind me as well as the country. >> would you be -- >> today a trickle of activity outside the russian consulate in san francisco as they exited the building for lunch and midday errands. the topic few wanted to discuss the expulsion of 35 of their covert comrades. the obama administration says the executive order isretaliation for russian hacking and illegally influencing the presidential election. one consulate st

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