tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and ktvu .com has extensive coverage of the coronavirus pandemic as well as new masking rules. you can look for it all of our coverage. it's right on the front page. and we have some developing news out of north richmond tonight. police say someone has been shot. it happened just after three p.m. this afternoon near the intersection of market and fred jackson way you can see a large crime scene has been taped off in that intersection is shut down. there are officers from other agencies responding, including neighboring san pablo . so far, police have not released any more details on who was shot the circumstances or the severity of injuries. no. at six tonight, efforts to end the recent smash and grab robberies and burglaries are taking on a new twist. santa cruz police officials say they are meeting with downtown business owners and started distributing tips for owners to make their establishments less likely to be targeted by criminals. we are trying to have employee awareness. we w

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu . fox news starts now. police activity keeps a san mateo neighborhood very busy tonight. good evening. good evening. i'm greg liggins and i'm jana katsuyama. andre and christina have the night off. we are following breaking news in san mateo and san francisco tonight. first we are going to begin on the peninsula. police in san mateo are on the scene of a shooting in a residential neighborhood not far from san mateo high school. it happened at about 8 40 tonight, north claremont street right now, we don't know if there are any victims, but officers are scouring the area, looking in cars and around houses for possible suspect. police have set up a perimeter around north claremont street and are asking people to avoid that street and the surrounding area. we will, of course, bring you more information about this breaking news story when it becomes available. also breaking tonight . san francisco police officers are investigating a homicide police say the killing happened in the 1900 block of sunnyvale avenue.

gregory ktvu, fox two news. well steph curry is on track to break the record for the most three pointers in the nba, and he'll likely do it on the road. curry made six threes last night as the warriors beat the portland trail blazers won 4 to 94. the wares had really hoped he could somehow tie or break the record in front of the home fans. but that wasn't the case. he has 10 more three point shots to become the all time nba leader in career threes. the warriors play their next five games on the road. okay step is something else. we know that but that, khalil amazing. yeah, i mean, just remarkable and hats off to him into all of the other players, their city college. we, of course, will be rooting for you. come saturday really is incredible. all right, that's going to do it for us right here on ktvu. we do have more news coming up on ktvu. plus so i hope you'll join us there, including the story of a man. accused of inappropriately touching a girl who was walking to school or show you more of the photos put out b

andre senior ktvu, fox two news. california is getting more than 100 new parks where we could see some here in the bay area and a ski shop owner working to recover from a fire, the coronavirus and the drought. how this weekend's forecast could be a saving grace. and we are tracking the weather. we've got rain back in. the forecast is a little bit out there now, but there is more to come as we head towards the weekend back here towards the weekend back here with that. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross! mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers find the best bargains ever! when you have the world's longest list you go to ross so you can work that budget and get those savings. i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross. 112 new and expanded parks to help build stronger co

amanda kintanar ktvu fax tunis. thank you, amanda, now to the santa cruz mountains where the sheriff's department is determining when to lift evacuation warnings after nearly a foot of rain fell in that area. ktvu james torres reports . it all depends on whether they're still a threat of debris flows. this is junction park in boulder creek. people around here say so much rain poured down here from the storm yesterday that the water levels from the creek behind me rose far above where i'm standing now. you can't hear a car passing without hearing the splash of water on the ground. boulder creek still soaked from the about 10 inches of rain brought in by this week's storm. genesis cafe along highway nine is open with minimal damage. our basements flooded downstairs, but not too bad. emergency responders report a number of small mudslides along highway nine. and road closures countywide the sheriff's office saw about 11 roads closed during the storm due to damage and debris blocking traffic this morning. cleanup is und

big bang theory is next on ktvu live music is next on ktvu live music continues at seven on ktvu p recently, 12 new moons were discovered orbiting jupiter, bringing the total up to 79. as a middle child myself, i'd like to extend my sympathies to moons two through 78. your grandpa will never learn your name. i'd like to thank you for joining me on this journey (laughs) through the stars. if you enjoyed this lecture, please come back thursday for the exact same one. do i look like i just woke up? no. great. i'm gonna go say hey to raj. what were you guys giggling about? they were passing notes to each other. oh-ho, love notes? if you love math. and we do. it's for our super-asymmetry theory. yeah, amy and i have been having so much fun collaborating together. well, you know what they say, you never collaborate as much as your first year of marriage. hey, great show. thanks. oh, howard, uh, this is andrea. she's the director of the planetarium. hi. nice to meet you. i'm howard wolowitz. engineer, husband, father... (chuckles) ...astronaut. really? you're an astronaut? well, i don't like to br

just go to ktvu .com/ covid. oakland police announced today they have recovered the possible getaway vehicle used in the killing of retired police officer kevin she to machida was fatally shot last month while working as a security guard for a local television news crew. ktvu evan sernoffsky has more tonight on the investigation, as well as a new plan to increase the number of officers in east oakland. oakland police chief laurent armstrong said monday that detectives recovered this white accurate sedan believed to be the getaway vehicle in the killing of retired police officer kevin nishida. we are making progress in this investigation. machida was fatally shot last month during an attempted robbery while working as a private security guard. for kron four news in downtown oakland. he died at a hospital three days later. community members have been very helpful in this investigation, helping us get information to actually. secure this vehicle. armstrong did not say whom the car belonged to or if police have ident

henry lee ktvu fox two news. and cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom, but we have detailed accounts of the hearing, including the emotional statements from lacey peterson's family. you can find it all at our website just go to ktvu .com. no at six. father and son are now under arrest, accused of reckless arson in connection with the salvador fire that massive wildfire burned more than 200,000 acres in el dorado and amador counties. the eldorado county district attorney's office announced. david smith and travis smith were under arrest this afternoon. the da's office work together with the u. s forest service, cal fire the state department of justice and the sacramento county district attorney's crime lab to investigate the cause of that fire. diblasio's police chief is seeking to fire an officer who shot and killed an unarmed man last year during civil unrest following the police killing of george floyd, the chief says detective jarrett thanh violated departments de escalation and deadly use of force po

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. and coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. we get back to storm coverage of the city of san francisco is managing the minor street flooding. it's seen there, plus. it's happened to me personally three different times. very very frustrating. and, of course, very expensive. a months long investigation into catalytic converter. this bust more than a dozen people. and we'll hear from steph curry, who made a bold prediction about breaking the three point shooting record. does the warriors start having a regrets ? mark joins us later in sports. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. ♪ i'm a reporter for the new york times. if you just hold it like this. yeah. ♪ i love finding out things that other people don't want me to know. mm-hmm. [beep] i just wanted to say... ♪ find yourself i

rob roth, ktvu fox two news. tonight a teenage boys in custody accused of fatally stabbing his father in the oakland hills crime reporter henry lee reports on the latest on this investigation. a 15 year old boy is in custody, accused of fatally stabbing his father, oakland police were called to a home on golf links road near grass valley road at about 10 thursday night, officers found the 51 year old father unconscious and not breathing. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the teenager stayed at the home and was arrested on suspicion of murder. the circumstances leading up to the stabbing are under investigation . people at the home did not want to comment. the homicide shocked residents of the normally quiet neighborhood not far from the oakland zoo here. some young man in his life is taken a different turn tragic. i am so sorry to hear that oakland resident dean hunter said the szabo park estates neighborhood has changed. like much of the city. i think a lot of people are under stress, you know, emotionally an

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evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. some of the state's largest school districts say they're changing how students earn grades districts including oakland, sacramento, los angeles and san diego, are all phasing out grades below a c for high school students. instead students who fail a test or don't complete their homework would be able to retake a test there or get more time to turn in assignments. the idea is to encourage students to learn the course material and maintain their chances of getting into the university of california and california state university. a state of emergency has been issued in hawaii due to some serious flooding in the forecast . this is what it looked like at the monarchy a summit on the big island over the weekend, up to eight inches of snow fell below the summit. the area was also hit with wind guests about 80 miles an hour. the unusual weather is part of a strong system moving through that region that forecasters warned could cause catastrophic flooding between 10 and 15. inches of rain are

max gordon ktvu, fox two news. and with all the rain coming down across the bay area, we are keeping a close eye on road conditions. ktvu roberto gonzalez talked with the bay area chp officer about what to keep in mind if you're traveling this holiday season. officer vega. it's a very busy time across the bay area across the country. in fact, what kind of advice do you have for our viewers? well most importantly, we want to remind people to slow down. there is a lot of traffic during the holidays. um and with the implement weather. we want to make sure that people are planning accordingly, making a plan to get to where they need to go safely with all the with all the people out on the roads, and you know the dangerous weather that we have now it's dangerous and it is deadly. today we had two people that did perish because of flood waters. and milbury. what kind of advice do you have for that? well definitely, you know, just like any other emergency. um you know, safety is paramount. your safety should always be, uh

as ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary tells us the two defendants managed to get out of jail without posting bail. i'm very surprised and disappointed and, frankly, just concerned for our community that these two individuals were released santa clara county d a. jeff rosen says his prosecutors argued two men accused of murder should sit behind bars for a halloween killing. investigators say a traffic accident preceded a heated exchange on great oaks parkway in san jose. they say alfred castillo confronted the victim, but ephron azzurri's shot isaiah gonzalez, the 27 year old, died later at a south bay hospital following the november 10th arraignment. judge penny packer ordered anzor is released and george clark did the same for castillo. maybe they haven't done anything today, but that's not to say that they won't do something tomorrow. and then once that happens, then what? how do we explain that to the next victim by phone and series defense attorney arguing her client deserves freedom whil

joe fonzi ktvu fox two. bay area native and sarah high school grad tom brady has been named sports illustrated's sports person of the year. the award is given to the athlete, coach or team that best represents the spirit of sportsmanship, character and performance. the owner came after brady led the buccaneers to a super bowl championship in his first year with the bugs. of course, that's after 20 years with the new england patriots, where he won five titles. this is the 44 year old second time winning this award. he was first honored back in 2000 and five after his third super bowl win, and i emphasize 44 years old. incredible still. swinging it in the nfl. no no, it's impressive and a little intimidating. thanks for joining us. our next newscast is on the floor. of course, you can find news course, you can find news >> next "oz." >> i could not pronounce the word "tradition." i was so mortified. >> patricia heaton on the moment that made her rethink her relationship with alcohol. and how to tell the differ

greg legans ktvu fox two news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. the more you put people into, you know, crowded spaces, the more volatile they become. now at five, a volunteer helping to clean up a south bay homeless encampments suddenly attacked by a man wielding a machete. now homeless advocates are blaming the federal government. good evening, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. and i'm alex savage in tonight for frank somerville. one man is in custody and a second is recovering from injuries after an un house san jose resident attacked a volunteer who was doing trash removal. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary joins us now live from police headquarters with the details on what happened, jessie. and just minutes ago, san jose police released the identity of that suspect, 43 year old charles hightower. he is charged with making criminal threats and assault with a deadly weapon for flashing his victim with a machete. right now, it seems to be a completely unprovoked attack monday morning, multiple san jose police officers investigating a crime at a

brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. the cal state university system announced today it is requiring all students and staff to get covid booster shots for the spring semester. students and staff at all 23 campuses will have until february 28th or six months after the person got their final dose to get their booster. students and staff can get an exemption for medical or religious reasons. the announcement follows the university of california system yesterday, placing a similar mandate for students and staff across its campuses after winter break. reminder tonight. if you're traveling out of state for the holidays, officials are recommending you get tested for the coronavirus when you return , but as ktvu jesse gary tells us those tests are hard to come by. along with fond goodbyes, lugging baggage, hurried scrambling and security screenings that are all now mainstays of air travel. passengers advised to take a covid test prior to departure time. even if there is no hint of illness can carry the virus. even if you are asy

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. debt collectors think social media will help them track down people who owe creditors money coming up tonight the new ways they're working to ensure people know that they need to pay and the white house gets ready for a high stakes video call between president biden and russian president vladimir putin. you haa heads up debt collectors have now found a new way to find you . changes to federal rules are in effect, and that means millions of consumers can be emailed, texted and contacted via or via social media. they can do these things like send you a friend request on facebook or a direct message on instagram . the collectors can also call you up to seven times a week. the consumer financial protection bureau says the changes are meant to modernize the debt collection process, but some critics worry it could lead to harassment. san mateo county congresswoman jackie speier today endorsed the state assembly speaker as her replacement in the house after she retires at the end of her term

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. health officials in sonoma county want people to think small going into new year's eve . public health officials say 40% of new covid cases this week have been traced to holiday gatherings. they know of at least two outbreaks that happened. after parties in which everyone was fully vaccinated, but gathered indoors without masks, and that resulted in almost 40 positive cases in the county. they say that for tomorrow night and the coming weekend you should try to celebrate with people only in your immediate household. heavy snowfall has forced to counties in the lake tahoe region to declare local emergencies blaster and el dorado county officials say clearing roads and cleaning up record snow is a daunting task. this is what it looks like. in placerville. the weight of some of that wet heavy snow brought down trees and power lines, making roads across the region impassable. caltrans reports that interstate 80 and highway 50 are open right now, but anyone driving through must have four w

ktvu fox two news at 6 30. health officials are advising another layer of covid security for anybody who's traveling for the holidays. ktvu jesse gary has more now from san jose international airport on the new advice for travelers. along with fond goodbyes, lugging baggage, hurried scrambling and security screenings that are all now mainstays of air travel. passengers advised to take a covid test prior to departure time. even if there is no hint of illness can carry the virus. even if you are asymptomatic or presymptomatic, and so you can carry it and still transmit it to others. health experts say the omicron variant is more easily spread. all those symptoms aren't as severe. president joe biden proposes sending a half million covid testing kits to homes across the country. this says amazon caps the number of kids people can buy because of a shortage. travel officials say testing before travel will minimize any negative impacts to the flying public if there's a surge in positive cases among flyers, we certain

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. we are following breaking news. the nfl has confirmed legendary coach and commentator john madden has died . his a pro football hall of famer and a coach. he led the oakland raiders to a super bowl victory. he was also an innovative sports broadcaster and the man behind the popular madden nfl video games for now. for more now on madden's life and legacy. let's go to ktvu sports anchor joe fonzi, joe, this really is a heartbreaker. yes no question about it. maybe the hardest thing to do when it comes to john madden is to come up with the words that accurately portray his job description. one of the most visible people of his era. madden had been living a relatively quiet life these last few years. in his later years in life, the public rarely caught a glimpse of the guy who at one time was one of the most visible faces in america. what you could always count on from john madden is that when it came to one of his players, he would be there. like the day kenny stabler was enshrined in the pro football hall of fame and

i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. us health officials now say oh, macron is the dominant strain of covid, with cases having been reported in every state. despite that a travel restriction put in place to slow. the spread of macron is coming to an end. fox news correspondent charles watson has the details. concerns over the coronavirus pandemic mounting as people around the world celebrate christmas and up taking a micron cases, forcing many churches across the us to cancel indoor services and instead opting to hold them online or outdoors despite the omicron variant, dominating cases nationwide, the cdc easing corentin requirements for health care providers. to fight back against staffing shortages. newly released guidelines allowing healthcare workers infected with covid 19 to return to work after isolating for seven days. that is down from the previous requirement of 10 days. returning staff also have to have a negative covid test requirements. some public health officials fear could further complicate matters right

craig lee ktvu, fox two news. at the house tonight is debating contempt charges against former white house chief of staff mark meadows after he defied a congressional subpoena to testify about the january 6th riot there at the u. s. capitol. boxes chad per gram tells us how house democrats are making the case for contempt vote tonight. every republican and every democrat to be voting for this legislation. house democrats further made the case for charging mark meadows, president trump's former chief of staff, with contempt of congress. the move coming one day after the house select panel investigating the january 6th attack on the u. s capitol, voted to recommend the criminal charges given the former white house officials refusal to testify in the committee's probe. our democracy was inches from ruin. the committee reviewed thousands of texts and emails handed over by meadows, revealing numerous exchanges with members of congress and others on the day of the attack. many urged meadows to convince president trump t

ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo. we'll have more on the big storm about to slam the bay area this upcoming weekend. the news at noon starts now. this is katie fox two news at noon. and good afternoon, everyone. i'm mike mibach i'm gasia mikaelian , a longtime bay area police officer working as a private security guard was killed while working just before thanksgiving is being laid to rest today. funeral services for kevin this sheet are taking place at the san jose civic center. ktvu southwood reporter jesse gary live in downtown san jose to bring us this story, jesse. garcia the funeral service, which is going to have a buddhist theme, just beginning right now, inside the civic center auditorium behind me here in san jose, downtown san jose. just a few minutes ago, though, the sidewalk and the street out here on west san carlos packed with a sea of blue as police officers from. east bay, south bay peninsula and beyond. all come through it to honor retired cop was also working in the world of private security. the fu

rivera ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. now at six, honoring the life and career of alameda county supervisor wilma chan. she served the community for more than 30 years before she was tragically struck and killed by a car last month. he was ah! one of the most effective elected officials in the state of california ever to be honest with you, and i think we can just say that out loud that she was that good. our mom once said her legacy was to make life a little better for people less fortunate. that's what is a meaningful life is. this afternoon, wilma chance children thank the community for coming together to honor their mother. good evening. i'm julie julie haener. and i'm alex savage in tonight for frank somerville. it's been just over a month since the death of alameda county supervisor will mcciane. today a memorial was held to remember the legacy she leaves behind ktvu andre senior was there and joins us now live from the newsroom with more on how the community paid tribute, andre well, alex chan devoted her political

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and as ktvu christian captain. report speaker pelosi is among bay area leaders believing that a deal will be reached. much house speaker nancy pelosi joined with east bay lawmakers in san francisco's mayor at the busy intersection of second and folsom streets, speaking out in support of a new infrastructure bill a plan supporters say it would divert billions nationwide to make the streets safer, including five billion to the bay area. as we always say on these infrastructure and transportation issues. there are health issue clean air for our children their safety issue in terms of what we're talking about here today. there are jobs issue among those at the event. families of those killed in crashes in the city and those who survived when a driver who was speeding ran through a red light. ricocheted off of a card making an illegal left turn came into the park and hit me throwing me 20 ft and leaving me with a broken back broken neck. going through that experience really opened my eyes to the preventable health crisi

ali rasmus ktvu box two news. all right, ali, thank you for that debate area continues to pay tribute to a security guard who died while protecting a television news crew in oakland, kevin nishida. died saturday from his injuries. police say he was shot in the stomach last week, while for friday and security for a news crew. so far, no arrests been made in the case, and today, a full police escort accompanied his body from the coroner's office in oakland to a mortuary in mountain view. we're learning more about the deadly shooting at a michigan high school police say 1/4 victim, a 17 year old boy has now died from his injuries after a 15 year old sophomore opened fire at that school yesterday. the other students killed in that attack. include a 16 year old boy and two girls ages, 14 and 17 brian yetis says more now on the investigation underway. i don't understand how someone anyone could do to a community. my husband done. residents of oxford township, michigan, are still in shock following a school shooting that

tom vacar ktvu fox two news. well this storm has also been a problem in grass valley in the sierra foothills were a lot of people are still without electricity on this very cold night. earlier today about 70,000 pg and e customers were without power as several agencies work to remove down trees blocking roads in the sierra cruz also worked throughout the day to clear the roads from the snow and debris just to allow pg and e through. at last jack more than 15,000. customers in grass valley are still without power this evening and boy roberta, what a night not have electricity, huh? it sure is cold near record cold in the city of san francisco tonight, you know, the last time it dipped down at 39 degrees in san francisco was back in january. 2000 and 17. tonight we could break that record. we're going to get a shot at it. at least this is our live weather camera, looking out past jack london square toward support of oakland temperatures right now, mid thirties in santa rosa 39 in napa 37 degrees now in fairfield .

henry lee ktvu fox two news. legal analyst michael cardoza told us at four why he thinks the judge did not allow scott peterson to speak at the hearing. it becomes very emotional. it really won't affect the court. but it will affect the public and the judge, i would think knows what they're trying to do is affect the published thinking about this, and i completely understand that but often times when you have situations where you let a defendant speaking court, it becomes way too volatile and bad things happen in the courtroom. you never know what a defendant's going to say. well, they accept responsibility, or they turn to the family and say something emotional and then all things break out in the courtroom, and they're not good. so that's one of the reasons the judge doesn't allow it. cardoza said he expects to see more from the defense on their theory that a burglary at the peterson's home is linked to lacey peterson's disappearance and murder. gender inequality claims in the east bay coming up tonight at 10 3

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. shares of amazon were up nearly 3% today despite the outage on wall street. overall stocks were broadly higher. the dow was up 492 points that's nearly 1.5. the nasdaq surged. 461 points on a big day for tech stocks and the s and p gained 95 points. investors appear to be betting that the new covid variant won't pose a major threat to the economy. more than a million dollars in grants will help the marin county fire department reduced the threat of wildfires in the hills above fare facts and san anselmo. the grants from cal fire were approved by the marin county board of supervisors today. fuel reduction work is scheduled through spring of 2025 in the hills above fairfax in and around camp tomorrow, rancho and in the bald hill preserve. that work is expected to begin july 1st of next year. already taken a look at the upcoming forecasts . we talked about a little bit of rain that we had late last night and early this morning. in some places, it was really like 510th of an inch barely 1

gregory ktvu, fox two news. alrighty we've got an atmospheric wherever to talk about not getting here today or tomorrow or the next day. it really doesn't show up till sunday, monday and tuesday, but it's worth talking about because again we could see seven inches of rain in parts of the coastal hills. maybe even more. quite frankly and on the west slope this year in nevada, a pie above 6000 ft. they may get 5 to 7. feet of snow, maybe more. it's gonna be a lot, so that's the sunday through monday, but here's how it looks on the model . we've been looking at this the last few nights and you can see the last system went through now we'll get a little break tomorrow. friday looks good saturday looks good. and then when you get the saturday night into sunday morning, it starts to rain, and it keeps raining right through monday and into tuesday as well and in the lake tahoe area is going to continue raining through wednesday, probably and into thursday and friday. are snowing. pardon me around lake tahoe and the doo

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but boy ktvu meteorologist. mark tamayo is here to tell us that we should not be full fooled by that golden glow. yeah, well, at least we get a break to get outside for today. the storm clouds are moving out. but yes, we are looking at some more rain chances over the next few days, especially by tuesday of next week. latest forecast models trying to kind of bring down those rain chances over the weekend and into early next week, but. still we're talking about a pretty active weather pattern as we approach christmas now, some of the winds last night were very strong as you can see here, mount diablo 59 miles an hour about 10 15 48. s fo 47 miles an hour in oakland airport 36 miles an hour. the strong winds have moved out of town. we're tracking to the band toward the national perspective here out toward destin. sin ati in memphis. but, of course out towards the west. we have an active weather pattern as well with not only rain here in the bay area, but a lot of snow in the sierra. we still. how chain controls on

over on ktvu plus. and coming up, one on one interview with state epidemiologist dr eric upon her take on the new indoor mask mandate and the spread of the over cranberry. yep and that's going to do it for us. everyone thursday night football is coming up next more on the push for booster shots over on the plus. thursday night football takes the field on fox two fox two news continues at 4 35 6 and seven p.m. on ktvu plus find ktvu plus over the air on direct addition on channel 36 or xfinity channel +706. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ chase first banking. a debit card and app for kids, and tools for you to teach them good money habits. set account alerts, savings goals, allowances and chores from your chase mobile app. all with no monthly service fee. chase first banking. >>> we are fox sports. >>> with these dream matchups there is a tendency to let imaginations run wild.

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. while most bay area counties will not see any changes in mass guidelines, a new state mask mandate only applies to counties that did not already have an order in place. every county must either continue with their own indoor mass requirements. or follow the state's updated guidance that took effect today , and a few bay area counties will allow exceptions and those will continue. those counties are san francisco, marin, sonoma, contra costa and alameda. health orders there say people in limited settings can remove their masks in spaces like workplaces and gyms. as long as there are no more than 100 people, the space is not open to the general public. and everyone is fully vaccinated, and anyone with covid symptoms will not be allowed in now. this means that everyone in san mateo said declare napa and solano counties must wear masks in all indoor settings. regardless of vaccination status. another blow to san francisco's union square as the largest medical conference in the country mov

that would be to rob roth ktvu, fox two news. hundreds of people gathered today to remember kevin nishida, the retired police officer, who died last month after being shot while protecting a tv news crew in oakland. the funeral procession for machida made its way through downtown san jose as police officers lined the streets and saluted it then made its way to san jose civic center, where an hours long buddhist themed service was held. machida work for oakland's housing authority, police department and the san jose and coma police departments before retiring and moving on to private security officers and friends described him as caring, professional and selfless. seven will always be remembered. as a kind, enjoyable person. with a large. than life smile and helping hand he proved to all of us one last time. how brave he truly was when he protected that news crew on that faithful 24th day of november. the 56 year old was shot just before thanksgiving, and he died days later. police tonight are still searching for his killer. still

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. when the developing story now in the east based city of pittsburgh, that is where one person died tonight in an apparent case of carbon monoxide poisoning, police say they were called to the house on vincent street to do a welfare check. inside they found one adult dead. three children were also in the home and taken to the hospital. they are said to be in stable condition. they range in age from 6 to 16. firefighters as well as pg and e crews are on scene investigating the cost. a man accused of making criminal threats against the valley transportation authority is being held on $350,000 bail. 69 year old roland lebrun is charged with making criminal threats that it be to committee meeting. santa clara county superior court judge today ordered him to stay at least 300 yards away from vita facilities. he's also not allowed to have guns or ammunition. lebron was arrested on tuesday for threatening statements involving a gun during a virtual vita meeting. he will be back in court on dec

rob rock, ktvu fox two news. accidental carbon monoxide poisoning kills more than 400 people in the u. s every year. that's according to the cdc about 50,000 people in the u. s visit the emergency room each year due to accidental seo poisoning and people who are sleeping or or who have been drinking alcohol can die from carbon monoxide poisoning before ever having symptoms. the wave of social media posts threatening violence at schools across the country has impacted area school districts today, administrators at one bay area school district decided to close for the day. other school districts have seen police activity and even one arrest ktvu healthcare reporter jesse gary is following the latest developments. san ramon valley high school sees friday dismissal amid an air of concern this after a thursday tiktok post threatening violence. the following day was spread across the bay area and the nation the impact that social media has on all of us and in particularly our students, because it adds a whole nother la

earlier this morning here on ktvu. we spoke with mayor london breed who is urging smart celebrations with another holiday weekend ahead of us you want people to be careful. we're still going to do fireworks. there will be certain restaurants that if they decide to remain open remain open. we want to make sure that people are fully vaccinated that if you qualify for the booster shot, you get the booster shot that you're safe with your families that you do testing. well health officials are now advising one additional layer of covid safety for anyone traveling for the holiday. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live now at san jose international airport, with more on the new advice for travelers , even people who feel healthy jesse julie less than 48 hours until christmas eve, and airport. officials here at mineta international say passenger traffic up year to date as a matter of fact, they expect around 400,000 people will be traveling during the holiday season. health officials want travelers to bring one additional th

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right here on ktvu. body is withs something with the 49 years and have you noticed that something always revolves around the quarterback situation. they've got one again. who's going to start at qb sunday against the texans? at levi, of course, jimmy garoppolo. it's been well publicized. he was injured on this particular play against tennessee, and it's been called the sprained thumb to different degrees, also chipped bone in there. and a torn ligament. you would think no way is going to play sunday, and it's going to be all about trey lance getting his second nfl start. not if you listen to jimmy garoppolo. yeah definitely. i think just i mean, you know, played the entire game with it, basically, so it's a it's really just about, you know, being able to grip the ball, do the things that normally do, and i think he's feeling a lot better today than he was a few days ago. that's why he's got a chance this weekend with it being that case, hoping it only gets better with more time. he was one in a million h

this is ktvu fox two news at six. now it's six new covid concerns as cases of the omicron variant spike and the holidays are upon us now details on the uptick and how it's impacting people's holiday plans. and as americans gather with family and friends, really, for this whole christmas weekend, there are some mounting concerns over the coronavirus. good evening. i'm jana katsuyama and i'm greg liggins, andre and christina have the night off. fox news correspondent charles watson has more on how macron is impacting holiday plans. chaos unfolding as americans get ready to celebrate the christmas holiday. the omicron variants surge being blamed for the cancelation of hundreds of christmas eve flights, airlines experiencing significant staffing shortages, partly due to covid cases among workers just sounds like to me a convenient excuse for you know, maybe delayed flights because they're already short staffed. doesn't this these cancelations not stopping a lot of people from traveling to see loved ones, many taking preca

ktvu is cristina rendon is here now with a county by county breakdown of the impact, christina says masks are mandatory in all public settings. from december 15th to january 15th like grocery stores , so that's going to affect counties like marine and solano . the state says county can continue making exceptions for people in limited indoor settings. keeping up with all of these changes can be a bit confusing. but essentially, the new mask mandate only applies to counties that did not already have an order in place. every county must either continue with their own indoor massacre requirements, regardless of vaccination status. or follow the state's updated guidance that took effect today. there are a few bay area counties that allow exceptions to the indoor basking rule. those counties are san francisco marin, sonoma, contra costa and alameda, the local health care safety will and limited settings can remove their masks in spaces like workplaces and jim as long as there are no more than 10

john siri ktvu, fox two news. stanford university will turn to online classes for the first two weeks of the winter quarter. the announcement came just weeks after the university reported a surge in covid cases among students. in faculty following the thanksgiving holiday classes begin january 3rd for most stanford students, the university says in person. classes are set to resume january 18th after students and faculty are tested. berkeley city leaders have a new plan to reduce crime as ktvu is elissa harrington reports. new cameras are just one part. of a bigger plan to keep berkeley safe. holiday shoppers were out on berkeley's festive fourth street. but among those twinkly lights, we saw a police car in front of the apple store and signs to warn people of car break ins. now the city of berkley plans to install security cameras in several neighborhoods, including retail districts like this to crack down on crime, but we do think that one this could be a deterrent and two that this could assist an active investi

greg liggins, ktvu fox two news. still to come at noon and altercation backstage at a music festival in los angeles turns deadly what we're learning about the rapper who was killed and the investigation as it continues. plus a massive cleanup effort continues in kentucky following a series of deadly tornadoes. what's being done to help people there, as many are wondering how they'll come back from all this devastation? this is the last dry day of the week and even perhaps of the year. the rain and its arrival and when those clear skies are going to cloud up, the forecast is coming up right after this. after rapper ds stabbed to death at a music festival where he was set to perform. the chp says a fight broke out backstage at the once upon a time in l. a festival. that's when someone stabbed the 28 year old rapper. his real name is darrell caldwell. he died at the hospital. after the violence, lapd and organizers shut down the concert early. the event also featured snoop dogg and ice cube. no arrests have been made. t

frank malik caught, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> a recall measure on the ballot in june. and saying the system was hold office. he is relying on police to bring strong cases that will ensure consequences. >> 98% of criminal cases plead out. that is true in san francisco and it always has been and always will be. that doesn't mean there are no consequences. my conviction rate for murders have gone up. >> reporter: they point to high profile crimes that have plagued the city since he came into office. >>> and senate majority leader chuck schumer is taking steps to ease the debt crisis. >> eyewear this mask on the floor of the senate because we are fighting to get this done. >> reporter: the new york center once the deadline extended. he says that borrowers should not have to suffer financially to pay off loans, especially with the new covid variants. >> we call on the administration to continue the pause with the advent of omicron and the continuation of covid. students should not have this burden on their shoulders. that is why we are so, so intense on getting the presiden

new attend ktvu clotting . wang with the latest challenge and the new community effort to help keep the parkers in a home that has been built to meet ashley's needs. home for ashley parker is a place surrounded by flowers and filled with love. it is a home that has literally been built for her and once she says, holds her future. i think that some people. like this is to most people who are in militaries who are paralyzed. they think that walking is the end goal, and i've learned to see that like that is not the angle of the angle of cb healthy. and um, to live life, just healthy optimism and strength to things we have seen from ashley since we met her almost two years ago. just weeks after she had been hit by a stray bullet at a high school football game. the bullet almost took her life. i wasn't able to talk for a week. i would like bang my arm that's the only or like, squeeze the hands because that's the only communication i had. were you confused. i was so confused and i was frustrated because. no one would

mala rivera, ktvu, fox two news. still to come at noon to push for help from the government, the efforts from major retailers and when he space city to crack down on retail crimes, plus i'm threatening phone calls. a couple of people want to fight outside. but this is the first direct threat to you know to bodily harm business owners on edge in the north bay. the investigation now underway after threats from someone who's upset with covid restrictions. in washe republican senator bob dole. family friends. president biden , vice president harris and former presidents clinton and bush, as well as members of congress attended the service this morning at the washington national cathedral. bob dole died on sunday at the age of 98 after battling stage four lung cancer president biden and dole's daughter robin delivered remarks during the ceremony. and this soldier reminded us and i quote. too many of us that sacrifice too much defending freedom from foreign adversaries to allow our democracy to crumble. in a state under a

on ktvu. fox news starts now. supporters and opponents of abortion rights, making their voices heard from san francisco to washington. d c. hello again , everyone. i'm heather holmes in tonight for frank and i'm julie julie haener. today the u. s. supreme court heard the biggest abortion challenge in a generation at issue whether states can restrict abortion rights that were guaranteed nearly five decades ago by roe versus wade and subsequent cases. the six conservative justices indicated they are willing to uphold a mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy under the roe decision from 1973 states can regulate abortion but not ban it until roughly 24 weeks of pregnancy. the three liberal justices said reversing roe could damage the legitimacy of the court. will this institution survived the stench. that this creates in the public perception. that the constitution. and it's reading are just political acts if we think. that the prior precedents are seriously wrong. if that why, then doesn't the