as another round of bigger storms is expected to hit the bay area this week. plus the new year brought new laws here in california. we're gonna break down what to expect for 2023. instead. exception. cisco 49ers. san francisco 49ers beaten their old time rivals las vegas raiders in overtime. what a game that was what they need to do to lock up a bye week to get the rest needed for the playoffs as they push to keep this winning streak alive. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and good morning to you. welcome to mornings onto i'm claudine wong. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a monday january 2nd 2023 od to see you. good to seet you, too happy new year to you can't delay steve paulson, steve ! steve you never hear what i'm

saying. i'm out of here, but i know what's coming in. claudine hello. hello happy new year. what to start any any thought that one of steve's rule of thumb? it's all or nothing? yes yes. what it's all right now. yeah forties on the temps here with cloud cover is already in rain will make it later. this is not our big system. this is just a normal one. get us probably about 1/10 of an inch to maybe over a half inch of rain. most of the morning should be okay, although it's not far away this system so it wouldn't take much . i think a seagull flapping its wings could provide enough dynamics to get a little bit of light rain going, but this is mainly for the afternoon, january rain and maybe a lot is the way it's looking here. cloudy skies cool rain later, more light to steady but some half inch amounts in north bay and also santa cruz mountains are possible. forties and fifties on the temps. alright salles here and he's going to talk about nothing. i hope not. not a lot. the east bay is off to a very good start, and today is not a traditional commute

day. a lot of people do have the day off. let's go to highway four. you can see highway four is going to be okay. coming over the mountain. he ordered the mountain over the hill into concord bay bridge is light. i think this all changes tomorrow as many schools are back in this week in the east bay. and other places, so we'll see what happens. but today i think we're going to have a decent day 702 let's get back to the headlines. okay thanks. sal castaneda still shut down after part of it collapsed during the heavy rain is james tor is live for us in castro valley this morning to show us the damage and which areas we should be avoiding james. we're standing right at the intersection of a street and sixth street this morning here in castro valley. this road closure extends over to ruby street. it's not too much of an extension here, but you can see exactly why a little bit of the road here actually good chunk of the road. and pretty much the entire part of a bike lane here. all taken down collapsed into the creek below. you see a

lamppost that's hovering above it as well. the westbound lane of this stretch is closed here, and we've already seen it several times this morning. there are people who are driving around barricades in mind. there are barricades on the other side of where we're standing. there are notifying drivers that you can't get through here. people driving around here driving the wrong way onto the eastbound lane and coming very close to some head on collisions this morning. thankfully we haven't actually seen that happen just yet. but we've gotten very close here. just very clear reminder. the westbound lanes westbound traffic through this area is not open at this time. the roadway here washed away in storms over the weekend, collapsing into the san lorenzo creek. this is likely a busy road. it's a straight shot from interstate 5 82 8 80. it's a connector road. if you're headed to hayward or toward the peninsula through the san mateo bridge. there also houses on the other side of the creek and that heavy rain. those floods also took down some of those backyards as well. whole create kind of overflow everything in our backyard god

filled with water. lot of trees breakdown. we lost it on 50 bamboos as well. one homeowner. we spoke to show us some video of the creek flooding feet above normal levels. they tell us they worry what this area might look like after another round of storms later this week. castro valley doesn't have its own municipal government, so the responsibility for fixing the road will fall under alameda county. and while we wait for our next bit of rain, the county does offer up have to free four free sandbags for anyone who lives in the area. they will be at the two fire stations to alameda county fire stations here in castro valley, and those are fire stations. 25. and fire station six. we're live this morning in castro valley. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news , james. thank you. time 704. every bay area county has storm damage right now. over in berkeley. the storm knocked down trees, including this one on claremont avenue that blocked

the street and power lines. rosel knockdown, leaving nearby homes with no power for hours and over in san francisco, a huge boulder rolled down a hillside near the randall museum. it's impressive, very impressive. the size of the boulder is amazing. had rolling rock stopped before it hit the rocky mountain nursery school playground and the swing set there were not damaged, but there is a lot to clean up before it's safe again for kids to play their director, always worried that a mudslide was possible, but never expected something like this. rec and park was just here. the week before break pruning these trees. ah so i think nobody had an idea. but i think no one thought we were going to get almost 5.5 inches of rain in 24 hours. and all around the bay area freeways were affected by all of the rain, many on ramps and exits blocked recovered by standing water. caltrans wants

to clear all the damages fast as possible, and by late today they hope to have all freeways accessible again. the oakland zoo will be closed for at least the next two weeks due to the damage caused by the weekend storm. a giant single opened up near the entrance on golf links road during yesterday's heavy or saturday. rather heavy rainfall creek runs through part of the zoo's property and water tunnel underneath the road was overwhelmed during the big storm. the incredible speed and volume of the water, uh, literally collapsed some of the culvert itself and then resulted in the collapse of the asphalt over it. the people who run the zoo say they understand why many people are disappointed by the closure, but they say safety has to be their top priority, especially with more heavy rain on the way again. most importantly, the animals are safe, but we've now got to assess the property damage cleanup. there's mud, you know,

on the pathways and in the parking lot, so it's been pretty extreme. the sinkhole did not cause any injuries to the people or the animals at the zoo time now, 706 with a big storm this weekend forced a homeless encampment and san jose to be evacuated. ktvu viewer sent us this video from saturday the storm water is rushing into the cabinet in the 1000 oaks area of south san jose san homeless advocates say all of that rain literally washed out the camp. people are freezing their wind flaps and there are there, rain flaps and their tarps are being blown off, so everything inside their tents are getting flooded. um they are literally getting flooded out. the creeks are rising up homeless. i have the kids are trying to get the people living in that homeless encampment into nearby warming centers at both city and county leaders, one of her biden more shelters in the san jose area. during all the stormy weather, we're getting and as we get

ready for even more rainy weather later this week, you can stay up to date on the latest impact from the storm or what's happening with the cleanup by going to our website ktvu .com. report says to end homelessness and sir francisco within three years would require adding more than 6000 homes and spending an additional $1.4 billion. the report from san francisco's homelessness department also says ending homelessness within three years is probably impossible because of the cost and the lack of land and buildings to provide the 6000 additional housing units that are needed. alright claudine. thank you time now 708 with the 49ers have improved their playoff position. they're celebrating what could be their most exciting win of the season and they came against their old rivals in the game that used to be called the barrel of the bay and the 49ers came from behind. they beat the raiders of las vegas 37 34 in las vegas kicker

robbie gold kicked the winning field goal in overtime after missing a field goal just minutes earlier at the end of regulation play. it was a 49ers ninth straight win at quarterback brock purdy was ridiculous. he became the first rookie nfl quarterback to win this first four starts since 2004. he's only 23. and he continues to amaze his teammates. that was fantastic. i mean, um he's gonna come up here and he'll tell you he missed a couple throws. he did this. he did that. but at the end of the day, brock played at a high enough level for us to win. he made throws he needed to make him and i you were clicking the entire fourth quarter o t. i was fantastic. it was broad, pretty cool. he kept his cool during that very tense, seesaw battle against raiders, but he says it was 18 victory, and he says he's getting ready for the playoffs. for what's to come. i feel like that was great in terms of prepping our offense, defense special teams just the whole

unit as a whole. um it was great . just prepping prepping us and getting us right for what's what's about to come. 49ers moved up to the number two seed with that victory and with the loss by the minnesota by kings, they could become the top seed if they beat the arizona cardinals sunday and the philadelphia eagles lose to the new york giants. well one new law for the new year here in california cracks down on side shows and attempts to take over the streets. what's called ryan's law says a driver can be charged with manslaughter if someone dies because of a sideshow or street racing. and the law is named after ryan couple, a 16 year old, who was hit by a speeding driver. advocates are hoping that this felony charge will prevent deadly incidents like that. we're hoping that once this law is enacted, and people see the types of penalties that their friends or associates are getting, because there are still engaging in these activities, it's going to prevent others

from attempting to do this. now another new law will protect women who get an abortion or end a pregnancy from being prosecuted and one that people are already seeing an impact from job postings in california are now required. to include salary information if there are more than 15 employees in the company. california has been one of the leaders in the country trying to enforce the kinds of mechanisms that make equality equity across the playing field . whether we're talking about wages, serving on boards, etcetera, and what this law intends to do is bring us closer to equity and clarity in terms of what people get paid. so the law has now taken effect and job postings are required to include that new salary information, but keep in mind. it could take a few days for companies to update all their postings. claudine time now. 7 11. dozens of people in florida trapped on new year's eve after the power goes out on a ferris wheels coming up the investigation underway at the

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magnitude 5.4 quake struck around 10 30 yesterday morning. this was about five miles southeast of the community of rio del. and one security camera recorded the video of the shaking when the earthquake hit. and a lot of people describe that as a violent shake. you can see that there despite some uneasiness, though there have been no reports of damage or injuries. this quake happened just 10 days after that magnitude 6.4 earthquake hit that same area in that quake. two people died and 12. others were injured. a number of homes in rio del were also badly damaged or destroyed time. 97 15 starting today, christmas trees in san francisco will be picked up by rick ology trash collection, the trees will be picked up on the regular pickup day for each home. this will continue for the next two weeks. christmas trees should be placed at the curb and be no taller than six ft. if it's taller, you

have to cut it in half. remove any plastic bags, light decorations tensile and the tree stands. other counties, including marin county, also have christmas tree pick up beginning this week. time is 7 16. what happening today? pamela prize will hold a public inauguration celebrating her becoming alameda county's new district attorney. she'll be alameda county's first black district attorney. the august inauguration celebration will be held tonight between five and seven p.m. at the old stops california ballroom in oakland. and then tomorrow morning, pamela price will take the oath of august was san jose has a new mayor. he's mad mehan. he actually took the oath of office last thursday in a private ceremony and posted photos of the swearing in with his wife and two children, but may hands turn erm started yesterday new year's day, he said jose 66

mayor. his goals include combating homelessness, crime and cleaning up the streets this morning. marvel star jeremy renner is hospitalized in critical but stable condition this morning. there are reports that he was airlifted to a reno area hospital after being injured in a snowplowing incident. the reno gazette journal says renner has a home near the mount rose. ski area. officials are not releasing any details about the incident. renter plays hawkeye in the avengers movies and was nominated for academy awards in 2010 and 2011 for other roles. and things are looking better for southwest airlines this morning after last week's chaos at airports in the bay area and across the country, southwest is only canceled 3% of its flights today, and a lot of them are out of denver, where it's getting some good snow today, but a lot of people will still be struggling over the coming days to find their bags that were lost during southwest met meltdown. a lot of those bags are just now arriving at their destinations. time is 7 17 2023

just started, but there's already a new trend for this year, using sound bats to relax and relieve stress and anxiety. come on, claudine. let's do it already sleeping tibetan? no it wake up tibetan singing bowls and gangs as well as other musical instruments are played while the participants claudine and dave lay on the floor, surrounded by the sound energy. there are a lot of people today because of the pandemic. everything else that we've been going through have had such difficulty dealing with the stressors in their life sound bass really help them focus gained back that collective thought that they're trying to get to and also relieve anxiety at the same time when i get down on my mat and allow the singing

bowls to move into me, it feels like this deep, powerful wave of relaxation from the crown of my head all the way down to the tips of my toes. i can feel it. the directors of the sound bass sessions. they they're bringing ancient healing remedies to this modern world. i love it. i think anything that works and although i think on this shift, yeah. and you might agree. you might not agree, salma degree as well. that with the lack of sleep we get, you could just lead us against the world and we'll go to sleep. yeah slave. yeah, i was just gonna say the same thing. don't get me to calm here, right? that's why i need coffee. well, good morning, everyone. i think to today's a holiday and you're not going to see a typical commute. in fact, it's going to be light. some people might feel like it's sunday today, even though it's monday, but tomorrow some people are back. some schools are back , and i think that this week we're going to see the ramp up and certainly by next week we're going to have most people are back. this is a look at the same

entail bridge that looks very good. so we don't have a typical commute. today we've had a couple of crashes, but it's been light so they haven't caused any big delays. 7 19 let's go to steve and talk about how we're going to be busy this month, right? what what did you say sam? well to get a little beauty sleep on this ship boy, that's impossible. all right. we are going to be busy this week, and this month. i just i i've been telling dave and pam and i'll tell claudine and you i don't hype anything. never never i don't this is looking really scary here going out about 15 to 18 days. we'll get some rain today. light steady. heavy rain moves in wednesday thursday very windy as well. more rain on the weekend the next 7 to 10 days look very wet. there are some projections of a foot almost 15 16 inches of rain being forecast for us between now and say,

about two weeks out. 227 inches on rainfall possible from the wednesday system wrongs, strong winds, so flood concerns power outages. dangerous traveler would not take much now after what happened on saturday system coming in today is splitting a little bit, but it's still going to give us some rain. not a lot, but the moisture content is what we call very deep, alright, very deep, and it's being funneled into here and the air is saturated. so the projection here now what's interesting about this is that the forecast miles have been doing i've been doing this dance. heaviest rains will be you know, golden gate san pablo bay north. what happened? what happened on saturday? just the exact opposite is what happened on saturday. heavy rain was san francisco, oakland, danville. that was the line and also in the santa cruz mountains. but all the projections are really, really heavy north of about marin county going over the next about 16 days. there will be some snow in the mountains out of this system for 27. there

will be a lot more than that. maybe two ft. plus by the time we get to wednesday night thursday, now again, this is just one forecast models projection, but between now and next monday it is showing eight and three quarters inches. arrange for santa rosa and 10.5 for you, kaya, the old rule of thumb if santa rosa gets eight. that would be 16 in the russian river. approximately so you know again, we'll see. it doesn't mean these are right. some are not as wet. others are very wet, though. thirties and forties on the temps, and we will get a lot of cloud cover here, with some rain, developing not elaborate a little bit developing later this afternoon into tonight. the moisture train goes all the way across the pacific and unless the jetstream or there's some buckling of that jet stream, this is what's called a zonal flow. it's called west to east, but then when you get these strong lows that form right there, then they just funnel this moisture directly into us. that's what we're dealing with here. i think nonstop here, probably for a while. forties fifties on the highs so cloudy

today, cool rain develops. we'll get a break tuesday. rain and wind wednesday into thursday break friday. there are signs of more rain, especially sunday night into monday, youtube alright, thanks. steve changes are coming to bart's overnight service hours what riders can expect if they take part after nine o'clock at night and record breaking rain having a big impact on bay area reservoirs with the experts say how much rain is needed to really make a serious dent in california's continuing drought.

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orlando. florida after that, 400 ft tall ferris wheel lost power on new year's eve, and you saw that cell phone video showing sparks coming from the right, very scary situation out there. some writers stuck on that ferris wheel for three hours. this is the same theme park where a 14 year old fell to his death from another ride last year. and a warning for dog owners about dog treats that is reportedly making dogs sick, even allegedly killing one dog. it's called the dream bone line of chews for dogs and accused of making hundreds of dogs sick. the owner of one dog claims stream bone twists caused her dog's death on december 11th. spectrum brands. the owner of dream bone says it is looking into those complaints. time now . 7 26 record breaking rain has

hit many parts of the bay area in the past week, but the experts say we still need much more rain in the weeks ahead to make a real serious debt in the drought. six huge reservoirs here in california supplied most of the water in the state, and they could still use more runoff. on november 8th. the reservoirs were 33% filled seven weeks later on december 30th reservoirs were only 34% full as of midnight december 31st saturdays, the atmospheric river added another full percentage point up to 35% which means that our biggest dams are still 65% empty. experts say several more huge storms are needed to even get close to normal levels. or your coworkers, maybe less ambitious in this new year will tell you about a new study that says most of employees say they don't care about being promoted on their jobs coming up some of

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heading our way is several bay area communities are still cleaning up from the damage caused by the recent rains, problems people are dealing with up in the santa cruz mountains as even more rain expected to hit in a couple of days and dozens of people were stranded on highway 99 after heavy rains caused major flooding will hear from a woman who was rescued as the freeways were underwater. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on team. well good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark claudia wong. today is monday january 2nd 2023 when it comes to precipitation. it is setting up for a for a big month. steve and we were just talking about this in terms of expectation and really, what's going to unfold? remember last january? nothing nothing so dry january it looks

like everything or all the way it's looking. yeah, you don't want any jump too far out there because we're very early in the january but some of the forecasts projections are showing a tremendous amount of rain between now and the 17th or 18th. forties on the temps low mid upper, i don't think these will change all that much cloud cover is already here. rain is on the way more likely early afternoon to the evening. this is not the bigger system will get another one on wednesday night into thursday is the way it's looking so january rain and maybe maybe a lot. increasing clouds already here. cool rain later light steady could be a half inch amounts. maybe russian river. also up in the santa cruz mountains. upper forties mid fifties on a lot of the temps. alright salus here now i think he could have taken the day off. but he's here, so i'll ask him what's going on. you know what? not a lot going on right now, steve. today is not a commute day for a lot of people. i think you can see it by looking at some of the pictures that we see at the bay bridge. you can see

traffic is moving along pretty well with no major issues on the bay bridge, say mateo bridge looks good. there's some flashing lights there. it doesn't seem to be impeding. traffic just be careful out there. it seems like a lot of people will be back later in the week. 7 32, let's go back to the headlines. okay, sal, thank you. still seeing big impact from the storm we had over the weekend showed up in the santa cruz mountains is closed right now, after it collapsed part of glenwood drive in scotts valley started sinking. neighbors say it's getting worse. this same road was damaged before during stormy weather. county did a great job just up the street because this top four or five years ago failed similarly, and they repaired it up there. and it's like they're gonna have to do the same again and those neighbors expect the county will make fixing that rhoda top priorities since it's used by so many people in the scotts valley area. now the sinkholes buckled roads down trees cause closures in other parts of santa cruz

county. chp says highway nines only open to one way traffic between paradise park to glengarry road this morning it was shut down yesterday in both directions is also a full closure at glenwood. drive and the glenwood cut off just west of highway 17. in alameda county , niles can the roads are covered with mud? they're heavy rain flooded niles canyon road between sonoma and fremont during saturday's storm, and it also caused alameda creek to rise. people who live there say that created a serious hazard as people from outside of that community came to look at all the rushing water. there was people park here just trying to get in there and take pictures in the, um elemental county sheriff's decided to shut down the road because you know for safety, of course, you know, but that's the way it is. and right now we're looking at a flood watch right if the creek is overflowing, please people, please don't come over here and block the traffic. please let it

be. just let us deal with ourselves because i'm like 100 ft across the road and my home is going to get flooded. authorities are reminding people everywhere to stay away from russian creeks and rising water for their own safety. claudine time now, 7 35, a river in sacramento county is overflowing and causing massive, even deadly flooding. the cleanup goes on after dozens of people who were driving on highway 99 during that weekend storm. we're trapped, including a man who died inside of his car. one woman who was rescued, said she didn't realize she was in danger until it was too late. when the truck actually went through. then two other cars went and then i was the third car, and by the time i got to where i could see we had dropped off into the river area and the freeway was underwater. one firefighter who was part of the rescue efforts that it was the worst flooding he's seen in sacramento county. in decades. 99 was completely

shut down for a while because of all of this flooding. even in this early hour, people are lined up along the streets and pasadena to watch the tournament of roses parade. one of the biggest, it will be the 134th rose parade just 1/20 time in the rose parades, history. it will be held today, january 2nd because parade organizers never hold the parade on a sunday along the parade route, spectators staked out prime viewing spots. they set up tents and chairs trying to protect that precious location. the theme this year, the rose parade is turning the corner celebrating the unlimited potential that each new year began brings and the grand marshal is gabby giffords, the former arizona congresswoman who survived a near fatal assassination attempt. the rose parade in pasadena begins in less than a half a half hour from now at eight a.m. a u. c. berkeley student will be riding in the rose parade today.

advocating the importance of organ donation. sophomore meghan meta is a double major in computer science and society and environment. she was just eight years old when she was diagnosed with a heart condition that made it difficult for her heart to pump blood at 12. she ended up on the transplant list. i still think of megan as this precocious little girl who taught me more about heart failure than probably medical school did and when i saw her just a few weeks ago to congratulate her and wish her luck when she participates in the rose braid, i didn't see a little girl. i saw a vibrant, healthy, active young women. uh and it was just it was just great. she just gave me a big hug, and, um, it was just really wonderful to see what she's done with her life and to see her grow up. stanford did its first pediatric heart transplant in 1974 and says since then it's helped more than 500 patients. doctor hollander says donors like megan are critical donors like the one meghan god, i should say are critical in the fight to save lives. i think it's critically important for us

to have as many people who are willing and able to register to be organ donors behind every child or adult that receives an organ transplant. there is a very generous child and a very generous family who made that transplant possible. and so when you are a transplant, doctor and your ability to do your job well, and your ability to make kids feel better. depends on your community, and it depends on people willing and able to sign up to be organ donors. no i got a chance to talk with megan about her journey and coming up in our nine o'clock hour. you'll hear from her about her passion for advocating for organ donation and what it means to take part in the rose parade. really robert? yes she's amazing omega. alright time is 7 38 billion gets you to where you need to go if you're up and out early, so how's it look? it looks okay. today is a holiday for a lot of people, and i think we're going to have a very nice time on the commute. even when there have been crashes. it has been light. let's go to highway

four and show you that you can see traffic is very light, and i don't think it's going to be this way for the whole week in steve has been talking about whether moving in for the latter part of the week, so that will be also a factor. this looks like the bay bridge is light so again today it is not expected to be a tough commute on any of these drives. tomorrow. some schools are back. aachen. so yeah, i don't think it's going to be a completely like week. although you know, i think that for us to get back to the normal traffic levels probably will be either later this week or beginning of next 7 39. let's talk about the weather moving in , steve going to be some bad commute days, maybe coming up a lot of them. to be honest with this now, today is not too bad, but any rain now salads. you know, it's probably just going to make things worse. but the wednesday evening system is the one that looks like our next strong one and maybe another one after that, on sunday monday john avlon draft. i haven't heard from you in awhile, john. thank you, sir. taking warning and beautiful burlingame red sky

, i would say so. there is going to be many red sky. i think you're going forward. unfortunately we do have our system knocking on the door. come on in, but not too much too soon. it will be with us later this morning. this afternoon, with some light, steady rank could be a half inch amount or so. russian river mount tamil pious santa cruz mouth, but most locations should be about 1/10 of an inch about a third. the bigger system will arrive wednesday afternoon evening. go into thursday. very windy as well. the weekend looks like more rain sunday and the monday with another round of heavy rain possible. 227 on this wednesday inches forecast for this wednesday thursday system very windy conditions so flood concerns will return power outages dangerous travel again, you know, still a couple of days away, but some of the early forecasts projections are already in and they're showing pretty strong system coming in. on wednesday evening. our system coming in tonight is just a good old fashioned little guy system, but it's still going to be enough to give some areas maybe half inch of rain or more

showing nevada 1.54 santa rosa most a half inch napa third, taking us through wednesday morning. lesser amounts but santa cruz mountains, maybe half moon bay a third to a half inch. the sierra will get more snow out of this system coming in heavier amounts easily a couple of feet. will be on the wednesday night thursday morning system and again this is just one forecast models outlook for the next seven days, but it is slam city santa rosa with eight and three quarters inches of rain being forecast in the next seven days. uk a. 10.5 san francisco 5.5 san jose 5.5. so if san jose gets 5.5 being the rain shadow that they are that's easily 10 in the santa cruz mountains. santa rosa gets eight. that's 15 to 16 in the russian river. that's my concern . that is my major concern here. forties on most of the temps, look for cloudy skies, cool rain developing and the moisture goes all the way across the pacific and the series of these systems are going just just on the way

poised to make a move here one tonight. another one will move in wednesday night. thursday it looks like another one's coming in on sunday night in the monday, you guys okay, see? thank you. now, 7 42. there is a growing problem on college campuses. students dealing with mental health problems coming up the very unique course it helps. students relax, unplug and slow down. and this new year real estate trends are making some gradual shifts coming up on mornings onto at eight what economists say buyers and sellers can expect for 2023 claudine, a family in arizona, really counting their blessings after a quote, celebrate torrey bullet, barely missed their three year old daughter by the family celebrated the beginning of a new year. what the little girl's mother says, saved her daughter's life that's coming up all mornings on o deny. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... it's the xfinity hello 2023 sale!

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been reporting, including some of the big bay area tech companies, the former director of the state's employment development department says california has created 675,000 new jobs since november 2021, he says. a lot of that is because people are starting their own businesses. however he also warns higher interest rates and inflation could hurt workers, especially low income workers, who are already losing buying power to inflation. still a big gap, even with these wage increases between minimum and higher wage jobs in california and the lower wage workforces. then california still doing better than many other places, and economists say we are likely to see a soft economic downturn , even if other states experience a hard recession. elon musk, no longer the world's richest person. the tesla founder and billionaire saw his net worth plummet in 2022. forbes magazine reports, musk's network dropped more than $100 billion last year. leaving his

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15 minutes. san francisco barred riders won't have to wait as long for service because there won't be late night single tracking that translates tube seismic retrofit job should be finished later this year. all right time now is 7 50. let's talk about our weather because there is a lot to talk about steve, least in the next week. that's for sure. after that. some questions remain on how much rain maybe it won't be as much others are very bullish. others are not. but we have a system on the way for this afternoon this evening. it's already inching closer. this is more of a just a good old fashioned system. it doesn't mean it's heavy, but right now, any rain is probably not the best thing. but we'll get some light. steady rain, maybe a half inch plus for a few locations, especially about marin county, north. also santa christmas. the bigger system looks to be wednesday night and thursday heavy rain very, very windy here. you know, with all that rain now, a lot of trees. now we have to keep an eye on that there could be some very strong gusts on wednesday night, thursday weekend looks like more

rain, especially sunday night and monday. the system, though on thursday 2 to 7 inches of rain as possible gusts, maybe to 60 mph so that will give us some flood concerns, power outages and dangerous travel again, especially wednesday afternoon evening. system coming in, though the key, though, as you continue to get this deep moisture. this one does not have a lot of dynamics with it the one on wednesday. we'll have a lot of dynamics with it. so by that i mean upper level low, stronger jet, but the jet is still plowing right into us right now, but you can see maybe a third to a half inch to the north santa cruz mountains. after that, it doesn't look to be as much on today's rainfall or tonight, there will be about 4 to 7 inches. snow being forecast for the monday night tuesday for the sierra now again, it depends on which forecast model you look at. some are not as wet as this. some are really, really wet going over the next 7 to 10 days with almost a foot of rain being forecast. now we'll see these changed by everybody. every 6 12 hours, so we'll see. but this week definitely looks wet forties on most of the attempts few thirties but a lot of

forties. a little lines during the form here is look at that little line here. i'm going to zoom in on that right there. okay so once that let me just go to now, i just gotta now. right there. so once that moves on that could be burst of quick, moderate to heavy rain, so this system again is going to add some more rain, but the one coming in on wednesday night is going to have a strong low coming in which is going to funnel in some really deep moisture for us. so that's the one to watch rain today cloudy rain moves in forties fifties on the temps. we'll get a break tuesday. heavy rain wednesday night into thursday, a break friday, maybe most of saturday. next system. sunday monday, you guys okay, steve. thank you. time 7 50 to a new report on homelessness in san francisco estimates. what do we take to completely end the homeless crisis coming up at eight o'clock? why city officials say it's more expensive than they thought. but first it's been six months now since the u. s supreme court overturned roe versus wade, forcing women to

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died on saturday at the age of 95. it is 7 57, california abortion clinics, seeing a rise in the number of patients from states where abortion is now banned or limited, however, according to the mercury news, while demand for care from out of state females is definitely up, it's a lot less than some of the experts predicted. planned parenthood clinics here in the bay area we're prepared to care for between 255 100 extra patients per week. instead that number has been about 20 extra patients a week, the experts say. that's probably because abortions are still legal and all of california's neighboring states members of congress come back to capitol hill tomorrow. the first order of business in the new republican controlled house will be to elect a new house speaker, outgoing house minority leader kevin mccarthy won an initial leadership vote among house republicans back in november, but 200 18 votes are

required for him to become speaker of the house. some republicans say mccarthy does not have that many votes, arizona congressman andy biggs says he will challenge kevin mccarthy. right now. nobody has 218 votes, which is the magic number. and um, i'm not like i don't believe we're going to see that until january, 3rd and it'll take maybe maybe even take a few ballots to shake that out. now there's no majority winner. after the first ballot, the house will keep voting until the new leader is declared, and those speaker vote has gone to a second ballot in 100 years. it is 7 58 president biden signed a huge defense spending bill. it focuses on the most important national security priorities of the us the bill has bipartisan support. it does everything from authorizing a pay raise for service members to supporting ukraine. republicans like the measure, but it repeals the

military's vaccine. mamdouh mandate that's what they like the $847 billion bill outlines military policy and spending priorities initiatives american stocks of munitions that have been provided to ukraine and have begun to be depleted. the number is higher. and so some. there's some reluctance about a higher defense bill, but our needs are greater. now that bill , among other things, supports funding to support a pay raise for military members and also includes $45 billion more than president biden originally asked for every single area county dealt with flood damage over the weekend after the recent storm brought heavy rain. now the race is on to clean up the damage left behind as another round of bigger storms is expected to hit the bay area this week. plus the new year brought new laws here in california will break down what to expect for 2023. exception. cisco 49ers. san

francisco 40 miners beat their all time rival the las vegas raiders in overtime. what the team needs to do to lock up by weekend get the rest of the two the for the playoffs as the push toward this keeps us winning streak alive continues. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. i'm sal castaneda to and i'm claudine wong. today is january 2nd 2023 happy new year to use claudia. that game was exciting , wasn't it? it was was yelling every time you thought it was over. it wasn't over and the rain is not over, either. let's go to steve paulson, meteorologist extraordinaire watching everything for us. you know, steve, we've been talking about this. and yesterday it was sunny and beautiful, and you might have thought or done. and then you look up this morning and that might yesterday might be the best day in the next two

weeks. okay seriously, we enjoyed it, right? yes i know i didn't. but, yeah, it was sunny. it was nice, but we have more rain on the way and we have a lot of rain. probably wednesday night, thursday and against sunday. monday is the way it's looking and maybe beyond forties and fifties on the temps because of the cloud cover is already here. rain is not far away. this whole system will give us some light to moderate. steady amounts could be brief. heavy rain santa cruz mountains, mount tam as well towards the russian river, but the main system this week will be on wednesday night . thursday january rain and maybe a lot of it so cloudy. cool rain later. light steady for most, but there could be some bursts of moderate here for a few upper forties. fifties on attempts sorry to sal and claudine now all right, steve, we're going to take a quick look at the roads right now. you can see traffic is doing very well here at the bay bridge toll plaza. we don't have much of a commute today because it is a holiday for a lot of people that's going to change. tomorrow is some schools start up to now

tomorrow, believe it or not, and we also do have some school starting up later in the week. you can see here that the san mateo bridge traffic looks pretty good. heading out, so it's going to be light today and make sure you keep your speeds down. as you heard, steve say some of the wet weather may move in. well in castro valley, a road is still shut down after part of it collapsed during the heavy rain. let's go now to ktvu is james torres live for us in castro valley, with more on the damage and the areas that people will need to avoid. if they're headed out there, james good morning. and we're sending along a street this morning, and the road closure here goes between sixth street and ruby street on the westbound lane here. this is just west of a trader joe's store to give you a better idea of where this is this closure, all as a result of some of the collapsed road here, you see some of the guardrail no longer there. there's normally a fence here no longer here, either. the spike lane almost completely washed out at this point. this lamppost normally stands about

30 ft. tall and i could just grab onto it right now because it's just at eye level with me this morning. this westbound i'm late. i got to make this very clear. there is no westbound way to get along a street this morning. we've already seen cars try to go around some of the barricades that are set up a little further down from where we're standing this morning. that means if you go around it you're driving on the wrong side of the road, and that is putting people at risk of getting involved in a head on collision. we've already seen people come very close to that happening, and it's just a few minutes after eight o'clock this morning, the roadway has been washed away in storms over the weekend, collapsing below into the sale. lorenzo creek, this is likely a busy road. it's a straight shot between 5 80/80 80. it's also connector road if you're headed to hayward or towards the peninsula through the cemetery bridge. there are also houses on the other side of the creek, and that heavy rain and flood took down some of those backyards. whole creek kind of overflow everything in our backyard god filled with water. lot of trees breakdown.

we lost it on 50 bamboos as well. one homeowner shot this video of the creek flooded feet above normal levels. they tell us they worry this area might look like after another round of storms later this week, castro valley doesn't have its own municipal government to the responsibility for fixing this road will fall under alameda county. and while we wait for our next bitter rain, the county does offer up to four free sandbags that anyone in the city can go pick up. there are two locations where you can do that. here in castro valley, and they are two fire stations within alameda county, located in the city and fire stations. 25 6 now looking back here, live within castro valley. you see the creek here? it's not nearly as high as it was over the weekend. it's dropped several feet since then , but you can certainly expect that to happen again. if we have rainfall anywhere near what we saw over the weekend. coming up later this week. we're live this morning in castro valley. i'm

james torres. ktvu fox two news , james. thank you. every barea county has had storm damage in berkeley. the storm knocked down trees, including this one on claremont avenue that blocked the street and power lines were also knocked down, leaving nearby homes with no power for hours, and in san francisco, a huge boulder rolled down a hillside near the randall museum. it's impressive, very impressive. the size of the boulder is amazing. that rolling rock stopped before it hit the rocky mountain nursery school. the playground and swing set were not damaged, but there's plenty to clean upsa for childre again. the school director always feared that among side was possible but never expected something like this. rec and park was just here. the week before break pruning these trees. ah so i think nobody had an idea. but i think no one thought we were going to get almost 5.5 inches of rain in 24 hours. and across the bay

freeways were affected by rain, with many on ramps and exits blocked or covered by standing water. caltrans is trying to clear all the damages fast as possible, and by late today it hopes to have all freeways accessible again. well the organs you will be closed for at least the next two weeks, and that's because of damage caused by the weekend storm. a giant sinkhole opened up near the entrance on golf links road during saturday's heavy rainfall creek does run through part of the zoo's property and the water tunnel underneath the road was overwhelmed during the big storm. the incredible speed and volume of the water, uh, literally collapsed. uh, some of the culvert itself and then resulted in a collapse of the asphalt over it. the people who run the zoo say they understand why many people are disappointed by the closure. but they say safety has to be their top priority, especially with more heavy rain on the way again. most importantly, the animals are safe, but we've now got to

assess the property damage cleanup. there's mud, you know, on the pathways and in the parking lot, so it's been pretty extreme. the sinkhole. fortunately, didn't cause any injuries to people. and as you heard the animals are doing just fine time now is 807. the big weekend storm has forced the evacuation of one of the homeless encampments in san jose ktvu. viewers sent us video of the storm waters rushing onto the grounds of the encampment in the 1000 oaks section of south san jose on saturday. homeless advocates say pounding rain has literally washed out the camp. people are freezing their wind flaps and there are there, rain flaps and their tarps are being blown off, so everything inside their tents are getting flooded. um they are literally getting flooded out. the creeks are rising up. homeless advocates are now working to get the people living in this homeless encampment to nearby warming centers. and city and county

leaders say they are working to provide more shelters in the san jose area during the stormy weather, and as we prepare for more wet weather later this week , you can stay up to date on the latest impact from the storm or the cleanup efforts on our website ktvu .com. a new report says to end homelessness in san francisco within three years, it would require adding more than 6000 homes and spending an additional $1.4 billion that report from san francisco's homelessness department also says, ending homelessness within three years is probably impossible because of the cost the lack of land and the lack of buildings to provide those 6000 additional housing units. san francisco 40 niners have improved their playoff position as they celebrate what could be their most willing or their most thrilling victory of the season . it came against their old rivals in a matchup that used to be called the nfl's battle of the bay. the niners came from behind to beat the raiders, 37 to 34 in las vegas. robbie gold kicked the winning field goal in

overtime after missing one just at the earlier top pointed regulation. it was an analyst straight ninth straight victory in brock party became the first rookie nfl quarterback to win his first four starts since 2004 , the 23 year old continues to amaze his 49ers teammates. rock was fantastic. i mean, um he's gonna come up here and he'll tell you he missed a couple throws. he did this. he did that. but at the end of the day, brock plated a high enough level for us to win. he made throws he needed to make him and i were clicking the entire fourth quarter o t. i was fantastic. pretty appeared to keep his cool during this tense, seesaw battle against the raiders, but he's calling this a team victory, and the rookie sensation says he is now getting ready for the playoffs. for what's to come. i feel like that was great in terms of prepping our offense, defense, special teams just the whole unit as a whole. um it was great. just prepping prepping us and getting us right for what's what's about to come. 49ers moved up to the number two seed

with the wind and the minnesota vikings lost. the niners could become the top seed if they beat the arizona cardinals on sunday. and the philadelphia eagles lose to the new york giants won new law for the new year here in california cracks down on side shows and attempts to take over streets. what's called ryan's law says a driver can be charged with manslaughter if someone dies because of a sideshow or street racing. now the law is named after ryan couple, a 16 year old who was hit by a speeding driver. advocates are hoping that this felony charge will prevent deadly incidents like the one that killed ryan. we're hoping that once this law is enacted, and people see the types of penalties that their friends or associates are getting, because there are still engaging in these activities, it's going to prevent others from attempting to do this. another new law will protect women who get an abortion or end a pregnancy from being prosecuted, and there's a law that people are already seen an

impact from job postings in california are now required to include salary information if there are more than 15 employees in the company. california has been one of the leaders in the country trying to enforce the kinds of mechanisms that make equality equity across the playing field. whether we're talking about wages, serving on boards, etcetera, and what this law intends to do is bring us closer to equity and clarity in terms of what people get paid. now that the law has taken effect, job postings are required to include that new salary information, but it could take a few days for companies to update the postings. dozens of people trapped on new year's eve after a ferris wheel loses power coming up the investigation underway at icon park and florida. that's the same amusement park where a 14 year old boy fell to his death last year. and a second earthquake rocked humboldt county after the break. we'll talk about the epicenter and the community who

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tibetan singing balls and gongs , along with other musical instruments are played while participants lie on the floor, surrounded by the sound energy. there are a lot of people today because of the pandemic. everything else that we've been going through have had such difficulty dealing with the stressors in their life sound bass really help them focus gained back that collective thought that they're trying to get to and also relieve anxiety at the same time when i get down on my mat and allow the singing bowls to move into me, it feels like this deep, powerful wave of relaxation from the crown of my head all the way down to the tips of my toes. the directors of the sound bass sessions say they're bringing ancient healing remedies to the modern world. alright well, today's commute

claudine doesn't seem to mean be stressful for a lot of people. i'm looking at the maps and looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. things look pretty good. i think that today is going to be well. it's a holiday for many people, but i really do think that the next part of the week is going to be busy. more schools are back in starting tomorrow as early as tomorrow for some, and then later in the week for others, so i think we're going to see our commute. come back. right now we see the east bay commute and the south big commute after a pretty decent start. let's get over to steve down. talk about today's weather, steve. all right, thank you, sal. we have already have cloudy skies. some rain is moving in here later and next couple of hours here into this evening. bigger system by far will be on wednesday, thursday, and maybe even on sunday monday, a week from now, alex is in san and some i received 8.84 inches of rain last week, putting me at 16 inches for the water year that starts october 1st. i use the reindeer, which starts july 1st looking forward to more storms. that's not a problem. there will be at least two more.

maybe three before we i don't see any break at all now, for about 7 to 10 days here, our system is inching closer and already beginning to light up a little bit there and that's going to lead to more rain so more rain is on the way. light steady, maybe brief moderate for some today the bigger system heavy rain very windy wednesday night into thursday, and some forecast models just keep rain going right into the weekend, but much stronger system sunday into monday. so for the wednesday thursday system, maybe 2278 is possible now and nothing would surprise me. gus 50 60 mph so back into the flood concerns power out, it just may be dangerous travel. and then wednesday, thursday system and boy they are just lined up. somebody said, why don't you show the jet stream anymore? well, there it is right there. that's the gesture, man. is that howling? that's the river of air and look at that next system coming in right there, that next system is going to race in here on wednesday night, thursday why? because it has a deep low associated with it, that's going

to funnel in this moisture right there. this low is going to funnel in all that moisture over us and the beat goes on. i mean, i mean, it just keeps going and look at that and keeps going and going. so that's what we're dealing with here for at least 7 to 10 days system coming in tonight is more of a good old fashioned one here will get some rain out of it. 10th of an inch to maybe upwards of a half three quarters of an inch, maybe russian river mount tamil pious santa cruz mountains half inch to three quarters. there will be some snow for the monday night tuesday system in the sierra 4 to 7 being forecast, but multiple feet is being forecast for the wednesday night into thursday system. this is just one forecast model. it is already ramped up totals the seven day outlook for santa rose is now nine and a quarter inches of rain. for san jose. it is six for san francisco five and three quarters. we'll see if it's right. there are other forecast models are are not as wet, but some of them are really now starting to trend more bullish forties on the on the temperatures few thirties but a lot of forties here so cloudy some rain today into tonight,

then we'll get a break on tuesday unless the jetstream buckles unless it buckles. and there is mean it's just funneled in right over us right now, and it goes well out in the pacific , and it's taking aim at us unless it buckles that's called a zonal flow west west to east unless it goes meridiani, which is north to south. we are going to get a lot of right forties and fifties on the temps here, rain tonight break tuesday. heavy rain and wind wednesday thursday there could easily be some rain on friday. maureen moves on saturday looks like more heavy rain sunday. monday, you guys alright. thanks, steve. well changes are coming to bart's overnight service hours will tell you what riders can expect if they are planning on taking bart after nine o'clock at night, and the record breaking rainfall is having its effect on barry and reservoirs what experts say needs to be done in order to put a - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources,

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the clouds and francisco lifted on new year's eve in the rain stopped just in time for san francisco to ring in the new year. fireworks celebration was back for the first time in three years as a sky lit up as you can see, with fireworks. spectators posted all sorts of pictures online. one video shared on social media shows that view along the waterfront times square, new york city was filled with hundreds of people for the new york new year's eve ball drop. this celebration was the

first full capacity celebration in times square since the pandemic began, new york police had to sit up plenty of safety zones with heavy screening for security purposes. still it seemed like everyone had a great time walking to main 2023. dude, it's on fire. frightening scene at that ferris wheel 62 people had to be rescued from that ferris wheel. this was at the icon theme park in orlando, florida that 400 ft. tall fares wheel lost power on new year's eve cellphone video video as you saw there, show those sparks coming from the ride, and some writers were actually stuck on there for about three hours. this is the same theme park where a 14 year old fell to his death. from another ride just last year time now is 8 25 record breaking rainfall has

fallen in many parts of the bay area during the past week, but experts say we still need plenty of more wet weather in the weeks ahead in order to put a serious dent in the drought. six huge reservoir supply most of the water in california, and they could still use a lot more runoff. there were 33% full on november 8th seven weeks later on december 30th, those reservoirs were up to just 34% full as of midnight december, 31st saturdays, atmospheric river added another full percentage point up to 35% that means that our largest dams remains 65% empty, and experts say several more huge storms are needed to even get close to normal levels. tahoe is a bit harder this morning because of a rock slide that fell onto highway 50. several large boulders. look at those pictures . those are blocking some lanes . your kuipers ch pieces. luckily, no cars were hit and one lane of traffic is still open in both directions, caltrans says it's going to need

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hey several bay area communities are dealing with major cleanup and damage from the recent rainfall the problems people are dealing with in the santa cruz mountains as even more rain is expected to hit in a couple of days and dozens of people stranded on highway 99 after heavy rain caused major flooding here from a woman who was rescued as the freeways ended up underwater. from ktvu. fox two

news this morning's onto. and good morning to you. welcome back to mornings onto i'm claudine wong south castaneda. today is monday, january 2nd. let's get right to the weather because we have some wet weather on the way, steve maybe a lot of it a lot over the next 7 to 10 days. if not 14. we get some rain tonight. this will be kind of maybe the little system of the bunch here as we go forward forties on the temps because of the cloud cover, the lows have come up. there were a few thirties. now there's forties. this system is not a big system, but it's going to give us some rain already showing signs and settle line coming in. but it's kind of splitting. so i was taking some of its energy. but still january rain is on the way and maybe a lot of it between now and say, the middle of the month but increasing clouds already here. cool rain later more of a light steady, but there could be some births of moderate for some of the usual suspects. upper forties fifties on the highest today, let's head over to sound now update on the traffic. right steve at 8 31. we

don't have a lot to go on which is good. it's a holiday for many people, so just prepare for the later part of the week where a lot of schools are back open and more people will be coming back. but today you still have a little bit of a break here at the toll plaza and really on every bay area commute. we haven't seen a lot going on. this is a look at the same table. but as you can tell, the weather that steve is talking about is on its way in. but right now it's still drive. it's 8 32. we're still seeing significant effects from the storm over the weekend. a road in the center. cruz mountains is close this morning after it collapsed part of glenwood drive in scotts valley has started sinking, and neighbors say it looks like it's getting worse. the same road has been damaged before during stormy weather. the county did a great job just up the street because this top four or five years ago it failed similarly, and they repaired it up there. and it's like they're going to have to do the same again. neighbors expect the county will make repairing that road a top priority since it's used by so many people in the

scotts valley area. sinkholes buckled and roads and came down and down. trees have caused closures and other parts of the santa cruz mountains. the chp says highway nine is only open to one way traffic between paradise park, the glengarry road this morning was shut down in both directions. yesterday there's also a full closure at glenwood drive, and the plan would cut off just west of highway 17. and niles canyon and alameda county. the roads are covered with mud. heavy rain flooded niles canyon road between signal and fremont during saturday's storm. it also caused alameda creek to rise and people who live there say that created a serious hazard as people from outside of the community came to look at all that rushing water. there was people park here just trying to get in there and take pictures in the, um county sheriff's decided to shut down the road because you know for safety, of course, you know, but that's the way it is. and right now we're

looking at a flood watch. right creek is overflowing. please people, please don't come over here and block the traffic. please let it be. just let us deal with ourselves because i'm like 100 ft across the road and my home is going to get flooded. authorities are reminding people everywhere to stay away from russian creeks and rising water for their own safety. a river in sacramento county is over the top of its banks and causing some massive deadly flooding. cleanup is still going after dozens of people who were driving on highway 99 during the powerful weekend storm or trapped, including a man who died inside his car. one woman who was rescued, said she didn't realize she was in danger until it was too late. on the truck actually went through. then two other cars went and then i was the third car, and by the time i got to where i could see we had dropped off into the river area and the freeway was underwater. one firefighter who was part of the rescue efforts, says this was the worst flooding he's seen

in sacramento county in decades . highway 99 was completely shut down for a while because of that flooding. powerful winds created another dangerous situation for some people in sacramento county during the weekend storm. this is the scene in one neighborhood in east sacramento. this is not far from sutter landing regional park. strong winds. they're brought down a giant tree, which crashed into two homes were just out here observing the storm. heard. this you know the gusts. and this terrible cracking. it started coming down and we were just absolutely in shock. authorities say falling trees, damaged homes and cars all across sacramento county. fortunately no reports of any deaths or serious injuries. people lined up along the streets in fascinating to watch the tournament of roses parade that started just about half an hour ago. at about eight o'clock this morning. it is the 134th rose parade and for the just the 20th time in the rose parades

history. will be held today. january 2nd, and that's because the parade organizers never hold the parade on the sunday along the parade route. spectators staked out prime viewing spots ahead of this parade. they set up tents and chairs to protect their spots. this year's rose parade theme is turning the corner celebrating the unlimited potential that each new year brings and the grand marshall is gabby giffords, the former arizona congresswoman who survived a near fatal assassination attempt. the uc berkeley student will be riding in the rose parade today advocating the importance of organ donation. sophomore meghan meta is a double major in computer science and society and environment. she was just eight years old when she was diagnosed with a heart condition that made it difficult for her heart to pump blood at 12. just in seventh grade. she ended up on the transplant list. i still think of megan as this precocious little girl who taught me more about heart failure than probably medical school did. and when i saw her just a few weeks ago to

congratulate her and wish her luck when she participates in the rose braid, i didn't see a little girl. i saw a vibrant, healthy, active young women. uh and it was just it was just great. she just gave me a big hug and, um, it was just really wonderful to see what she's done with her life and to see her grow up. stanford did its first pediatric heart transplant in 1974 and says since then it's helped more than 500 patients. doctor hollander says donors like the one who gave megan her heart are critical in the fight to save lives. i think it's critically important for us to have as many people who are willing and able to register to be organ donors behind every child or adult that receives an organ transplant. there was a very generous child in a very generous family who made that transplant possible. and so when you are a transplant, doctor, your ability to do your job well, and your ability to make kids feel better. depends on your community, and it depends on people willing and able to

sign up to be organ donors. i talked with megan about her journey and coming up in our nine o'clock hour. you're going to hear from her about her passion for advocating for organ donation and what it means to take part in this rose parade well after the rose parade, the attention will shift to the rose bowl about a mile north of the rose parade, where the sun is setting on a long time football rivalry. it's the last time that a pac 12 conference team will be guaranteed to play against a team in the big 10. utah is the pac 12 champion and penn state will present the big 10 after two of its conference rivals were named to the college football playoff. starting next year. the rose bowl will host one of the college football playoff games, which means any team in the country could play in the game. all right time now , 8, 38 and time to talk about whether as we wait for this next system to come in the sun was nice yesterday, steve. it was indeed that may be the best day for about another 10 or 12 days or so because there's a lot of

rain on the way, but we had a break yesterday. we're getting some whatever break this morning. marine says good morning from pleasure point in santa cruz. oh, that's a pretty picture. i see a lot of cloud cover coming in. thank you, maureen santa cruz mounds were just hammered with rainfall on saturday, as was san francisco, oakland, danville, also, parts of the san potato coast peninsula had some really heavy rain and our good friend kathy napa valley chicken, i should polish up on all those rain boots i haven't worn in years. i would i would looks like there's a lot on the way the system coming in. tonight is not a big system. this is more of a normal system so more of a light to steady rain, but there are a couple of systems there that are showing signs of being really big, and that would be the first one to be on wednesday thursday heavy rain very windy conditions that weekend could just be a broad brush of rain with stronger system coming in sunday night and monday. but for wednesday thursday, maybe 2 to 7 inches more rain 50 60 mile per hour gusts, so flood concerns power outage. just dangerous travel looks to be in the mixed

wednesday evening overnight into early thursday. system coming in now is more of this, overrunning you get this moisture coming in from the west southwest, just deep moisture. what happened on saturday was a little surface low formed right off san francisco. and you have the core of a very strong jet stream right overhead. that's why that we saw the enhanced rainfall rates from san francisco, oakland and danville on saturday. this one's just a lot of moisture streaming in here doesn't have a lot of support so 1/10 of an inch to maybe over a half for a few, but again, this is just a little guy system compared to the one coming in wednesday night. thursday serious snow 4 to 7 inches of snow being forecast on this system monday night. tuesday now again, not all the forecast models or this bullish, but this one this would be our good friend. the gfs has really wet santa rosa uk. these are the outlooks going through next monday, and all the forecast models have a huge system on us coming in early this wednesday, but next monday as well and watch the moisture here now this is you know, this is the forecast projection doesn't mean these are the timing on these are right. but they just keep

going and going going all the way into the weekend so forties on attempts here will end up with forties and fifties on the high some arraign today. a lot of this system is kind of splitting. so i think some goes north. some go south, but we'll get some rain out of it. but the moisture train just continues unabated for now, unless there's a buckle in the jet stream. i don't see any end of this anytime soon. forties fifties on the temps here. mostly cloudy tuesday. rain wind wednesday night thursday probably some rain friday. but picking up as we go into the weekend, you guys alright. thanks, steve. the second day of the year and healthy eating is on the minds of many coming up on mornings onto the nine we're joined by a chef who's going to show how to prepare healthy soups at the entire family can enjoy this winter. and this new year real estate trends are making some gradual shifts coming up what economists say buyers and sellers can expect for 2023.

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degrees. well it appears the pandemic has made many american workers a little less ambitious . a survey published in the wall street journal found that 36% of managers and workers admit that they have lost some of their enthusiasm for their jobs during the past three years, many employees are setting more boundaries on the amount of hours they work and are doing a better job of disconnecting when they're outside of work. that same survey found that many workers feel most job promotions just aren't worth the sacrifice of time, and managers are saying that they often have to push qualified internal candidates to apply for those promotions. economists say. overall california has done well, maintaining a low unemployment rate despite a number of big layoffs, the former director of the state's employment development department says california has created 675,000 new jobs since november. 2021 he says a lot of that is because people are starting their own businesses. however he also warns higher interest rates and inflation. could hurt workers, especially low income workers,

who are already losing buying power to inflation. still a big gap, even with these wage increases between minimal and higher wage jobs in california and the lower wage workforces california is still doing better than many other places, and economists say we're likely to see a soft economic downturn, even if other states experience a hard recession. the stock markets are closed to observe the new year holiday. wall street is now looking to the year ahead for stocks and the economy. panamco casa details in today's dollars and cents. good morning again that time of year when economists look ahead. what do we expect this year? they do say 2023 will be another volatile year for the u. s. housing market. nationally home prices. are expected to drop while mortgage rates continue to increase. real estate agents say buyers can expect to see some new options even if the housing market doesn't shift to favor them right away. hasn't yet become a buyer's market. but by

far buyers have a lot more leverage. today we've seen the return of negotiations and contingencies in sales contracts. some agents also say here in the bay area homes are not flying off the market as fast as they had been a year ago. economists even though home prices are likely to decline again this year, they rose so much during the pandemic that most sellers will likely still see a profit if they bought the home a few years ago. elon musk , no longer the world's richest person. the tesla founder and billionaire dropped to the second spot. after his net worth plummeted in 2022 most of that because of the drop in tesla stock and his purchase of twitter. forbes magazine reports , musk's net worth dropped more than $100 billion last year, leaving his net worth that still 146 billion musk sold $23 billion worth of tesla shares to fund his twitter takeover. tesla stock down about 69% in the last year, the world's richest man,

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check in with traffic here. i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza. we have not had a traditional day. this is a holiday for many people, and that means that things are lighter almost everywhere. you look including the same mateo bridge in the east bay. even when there have been crashes. we haven't had any big backups here. south bay is going to be like this is probably going to change not only with people returning later in the week, but also with the weather coming in and speaking of which let's talk about that. whether on the way let's go to steve paulson. thank you, sal. yes we have some rain coming in this evening, not a big system. the bigger system will be on wednesday thursday, but there will be more multiple systems look to be in the pipeline here, maybe all the way out to the middle of the month. so a light steady rain could be a burst of some moderate for a few but bigger system comes in wednesday night. thursday heavy rain, very windy weekend. more rain almost impossible to time. but it looks like sunday night. monday could be another round of more heavy rain. i mean there. there's projections all the way out for the next 10 days of

almost nonstop rain here with very little breaks here, but the wednesday thursday 2 to 7 inches of rain is possible 40 to 60 mph so flood concerns power outage just dangerous travel again. that'd be on wednesday evening overnight into early thursday. systems coming in today will give us summary it does look like a little bit of the energy splitting those so i think some of the amounts might be cut back a little bit. this doesn't have a lot to work with us. just a lot of deep moisture or the overrunning that we call, but the system on wednesday is going to have a real powerhouse low, funneling in some very deep moisture and much better gesture and support but still 10th of an inch to maybe over half from this system tonight into early tuesday, sierra snow about a couple inches, maybe 4 to 7 in the forecast. there will be a heck of a lot more wednesday night. thursday could be upwards of a couple of feet here. now again, some of these projections will change like guaranteeing the little change a lot over the next 24 48 72 hours, but there are projections of about 10 inches to 12 inches of rain for some here over the next 10 days, especially marin county north.

now this is just one forecast models projection. what what's going to happen with these? that's rain and cloud cover coming in. there's your wednesday thursday, and another system starts to barrel in here as we go into the weekend, so saturday and then here comes sunday, and there's another strong system on monday forties on a lot of attempts here, so a lot of cloud cover some rain today, but the pattern just continues to march straight across. it's called a zonal flow comes in from the west. southwest and boy, does it hold a lot of moisture, so that's what we're dealing with here fifties on a lot of the temps upper forties maybe for a few to the north rain today, a break tuesday, then heavy rain and wind wednesday and early thursday could easily be rained on friday, then more rain moving in on the weekend there, sal and claudine. steve thank you. the new year started off with the nail biting football game between the 49ers and the raiders coming up on mornings onto the night i'm chatting with matt steinmetz from 95 7. the game about the 49ers chance for the number one seed in the playoffs. but first it's been

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well to soccer legend pele this week. 24 hour public wake is being held today at the brazilian stadium of his longtime team santos. the club is expecting an overflow crowd to say goodbye to the player nicknamed the king. his coffin will be then carried through the city streets, including passing by the house of his 100 year old mother. the possession will end at a cemetery where pele will be interred in a special mausoleum, died last week at the age of 82. new this morning. the body of pope emeritus benedict the 16th is now lying in state at the vatican. hundreds of people are not paying their respects.

pardon me. his funeral will be held on thursday at st peter's square. pope francis, the current leader of the roman catholic church, will lead the funeral service. benedict stepped down as pope in 2013 due to health problems. he was the first leader of the roman catholic church to resign in nearly 600 years. benedict died saturday at age 95. police are investigating an overnight shooting. investigators tell us they received a report of the shooting just after six o'clock last night on west san carlos street. the man who was shot was taken to a hospital in his condition is life threatening, police say. at this point, it does not have any information that they are releasing about a suspect or a motive. the suspect charged with the killing of four university of idaho college students, is scheduled to make his first court appearance tomorrow. police arrested 28 year old brian co. burger at his parents' home in pennsylvania on friday. the criminology student had been charged or has been charged with the deaths of the students who were found stabbed to death in a home near the

university of idaho campus. in november. his personality does not match. whatever the incident happened he would talk about. he wants to know why people commit crime. why? what is the key reason behind crimes and we'll help people think while committing them? investigators say dna evidence places co burger at the scene of the crime, and they believe he acted alone. but so far they have not revealed any possible motive in the killings. california abortion clinics are seeing an increase in patients from states where abortion is now banned or limited. but according to the mercury news, while demand for care from out of state women is definitely up, it is actually significantly less than some experts predicted planned parenthood clinics in the bay area we're prepared to care for between 255 100 extra patients a week. but instead that number has been about 20 extra patients a week. experts say that's likely because abortions are still legal in all of california's neighboring states

. president biden signed a massive defense spending bill that focuses on the most important national security priorities of the us the bill has bipartisan support and does everything from authorizing a pay increase for service members to supporting ukraine. republicans like the measure because it repeals the military's vaccine mandate. the $847 billion bill outlines military policy and spending priorities. greece flemish is american stocks of munitions that have been provided to ukraine and have begun to be depleted. the number is higher. and so some. there's some reluctance about a higher defense bill, but our needs are greater. the bill authorizes funding to support a pay raise for service members and includes a $45 billion more than the president originally requested. the latest chapter in the avatar movie series is drying away from its competitors at the box office them as our brothers and sisters. the way of water is

number one in ticket sales for the third week in a row. it earned $63 million during the holiday weekend, matching its earnings from the week before, is now taken in $1.3 billion. after a weekend of strong storms . rain is still in the forecast that includes a storm that could bring more than a foot of rain. meteorologist steve paulson is tracking how long we have to prepare before the next big winter storm arrives. plus that storm that is approaching his many parts of the bay area continue to clean up. a closer look at the neighborhoods that got flooded and the roads that are still closed this morning. exception nail biting football game to start the new year, but it could have been just the test the 49ers needed as they prepare for the playoffs. we take a closer look at their gritty performance against the las vegas raiders. live from chat london square. this morning's onto n