greg lee ktvu, fox two news. the city of san francisco says it will be ready to push out 10,000 vaccine doses a day just to suna supplies arrive. they plan to partner with pharmacies, community clinics and create mobile vaccination teams to reach hard hit communities. in addition to the city college site, there will be two more high volume vaccination sites, one of mosconi center, the other in the san francisco market in the bay view neighborhood. so far the amount of vaccines were receiving from the state and federal government is insufficient, inconsistent and unpredictable. to fully deliver this plan. we need more vaccines, and we will continue to do everything we can to be ready when our supply of vaccine doses increase. city officials say the current vaccine allocation process is complex. the doses are not just distributed two counties but directly to large health organizations in san francisco. two thirds of the supply is going straight to healthcare groups. california nurses association blasted the decisio

ktvu sand. reuben has details with reaction from doctors and from the company that is defending its methods. hundreds of people it dozens of bay area locations. get the curative covid test each day. but now a warning from the fda that this test has quote a risk of false results, particularly false negative results. the fda doesn't do that, right. dr john sports berg, an infectious disease specialist at uc berkeley, says physicians have reported complaints about their patients. it even happened on capitol hill, where curative aural self swab was used to test members of congress. they lost their citizens smell on taste. and in the eight all over the fever and a cough. i mean, they had covid. yet these tests were negative, and it was those kind of reports that led to the fda investigating and they found that there were just too many false negatives. puritans founder fred turner just 25 when he launched his startup released a statement saying, quote we're confident in our data, and we're working wit

greg lee ktvu, fox two news. on wall street stocks were mostly lower after a record setting three day rally the dow was down 179 points. the nasdaq, though, added 12 hitting another record high. snp lost 11 points. investors doing some profit taking from the market high's, new numbers out today show california's unemployment rate increased last month, according to the state's employment development department. the state's unemployment rate was up 110.9% since november, employers lost more than you 2 2000 nonfarm payroll jobs. this is the first increase in month over month unemployment since april 2020 the start of the pandemic data for january, is scheduled to be released in march. ah line technology, the maker of invisalign has moved its headquarters from san jose to arizona. the burke yuri news reports. the company moved january 1st. the company still has an office in san jose, where most of its product innovation is done. ah line is the latest bay area company to move its head coach. orders to a state where th

christien kafton ktvu fox. two news contra costa catty says it has expanded its vaccination eligibility to people who are 65 older. as of today, 36,000 doses have been administered to older residents in health care workers in contra costa and in santa cruz county, which is also in the states. covid bay area region. vaccine distribution has been slowed by limited doses from the state. so far the county has received about 16,000 doses. to finish phase one day we need 29,000 doses next week. we're getting 200 doses sent to us, so the amount of vaccine that's been promised is not really coming through and that really makes this an impossible task. tonto ad in phase one be at this point. according to the health department. there are now more than 3000 active cases of covid-19 in santa cruz county, 346. people have required hospitalizations because of the virus. the state of california has now distributed over one million coronavirus vaccines. the governor said that nearly 1.2 million shots have been given out and mo

rob rob ktvu, fox two news. already all the rain that we need is in the pacific northwest or not, mr eric river that is hitting the oregon washington area extremely hard, so the focus of that atmospheric river is right with that bull's eye is typically we'd see the focus more further south right and that would induce rain for us significant rate. instead, we might see a few sprinkles tonight and tomorrow morning. in the north bay at best, and it's not gonna measure too much at all. so these are the bull's eyes right here and that atmospheric river is denying us whether you go. you see right there. that's the model for the next couple of days. just everything stays north and clears out on thursday warms up, but that model that the focus of that thing is denying us potentially 35 inches of rain. 5 ft of snow. i mean these air if you're a farmer in the central valley, or you're someone who pays attention to california water when you see something like this that much more. you're going the wrong place be a big ding

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o'clock news on ktvu. plus frank. thank you. sacramento county sheriff's deputy killed along with his canine, both of them on duty at the time, we'll have more details on the chase that ended with this deadly shooting. also, there is more controversy tonight over a park on the peninsula that had been for residents on lee until it was recently opened up to everyone will tell you about the new proposal. the pal amount of city council will be considering tonight. those stories and much more coming up tonight. live at seven over on ktvu plus first, though, after the break celebrated the life and legacy of the late justice ruth bader ginsburg, where the five story public art piece will be on display. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in

allie rasmus ktvu fox. two news, the number of people see gonna seeking unemployment benefits continues to rise here as layoffs increased with the economy in the grip of the covid-19 serge. according to the u. s labor departments of 965,000. people filed unemployment claims last week alone. that's the highest that weekly number has been since late august. analysts say the shutdowns of restaurants, bars and other venues where people gather of likely forced layoffs. here in california, where outdoor dining closed weeks ago. unemployment claims are up by over 20,000. that's a 13% increase. let's take a look at the effect this is having on the markets, and some people might be surprised all this green a bit of a bump here on stocks and wall street. despite that dismal jobs report, investors likely waiting to hear more later today from president elect joe biden is he's expected to detail this plan to boost the economy. see the dow is up by 1/10 of 1% but still adding 30 plus points or so as it is right there at

this is ktvu fox. two news at six. new eviction protection for runners tonight on their way to the governor's desk after the assembly and senate agree on sweeping legislation. it needs to be signed into law for no other reason than the fact that the injection mark moratorium that is currently in place is set to expire and in just a few days. the new legislation uses federal stimulus money to pay up to 80% of unpaid rent. good evening, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. there is a catch, though, if signed the law would on lee authorize those payments if landlords forgive the rest of the debt, and his ktvu is, tom vacar tells us the moratorium on evictions is on. lee extended through june. both houses of the state legislature passed a bill that will extend california's eviction moratorium through the end of june. the governor is almost certain to sign it. it needs to be signing a law for no other reason than the fact that the injection mark moratorium that is currently. in places set to expire and

ktvu news app. president and vice president elect talked about the coronavirus at the covid memorial today. which michaelson is in washington. d. c with maura on the day's events, alex. yeah, it is pretty stunning tonight that the city itself. is lit up to honor those who couldn't be here. a little. way. yeah, you want to adam sings hallelujah as the incoming administration honors the more than 400,000 americans lost two covid-19 lights symbolizing the victims of the global pandemic to hell way must remember. it's hard sometimes to remember. but that's how we heal. tonight we grieve and begin healing together on capitol hill confirmations are underway for multiple biden cabinet choices, including secretary of state nominee tony blinken and treasury secretary nominee janet yellen, testifying via zoom from home. we need to find a solution that has bipartisan support on the floor of the senate. republican majority leader mitch mcconnell, blasting president trump for his speech on january 6, which inspi

ktvu, chief meteorologist doing. martin joins us now with the coverage of more coverage on what we can expect, bill. well i think the big picture here is we're in for the long haul. this is going to start tomorrow. well, it started the other day, but it's going to really get going tomorrow night. but it's good, then going to carry on kind of through the weekend into next week, so settle in get ready for some rain. we need breaks. if we get breaks, we can manage a lot of water. the first big hit is tomorrow night early the late evening. thing, and it's really going to go off after midnight into the early morning hours on wednesday, these air the watches and warnings are up, and i just wanted to give you an idea of where the bull's eye is right where you see all the watches and warnings from about medford down to about just south of monterey down just above santa barbara. so this is going to be really kind of northern central california events. we are seeing already. wind advisories, wind watches those green areas repr

greg lee ktvu fox two news. the governor also said that the state is working to simplify the process of how they prioritize who gets vaccinate. the governor said the state will transition to eligibility based on age once the state gets through healthcare and other essential workers, the governor said. the main reason is that 75% of coronavirus deaths in california. are among people who are 65 older. we believe that the cohort 65 over needs to be prioritized along side. healthcare workers, first responders, food and agriculture workers and school staff and teachers. maura information is expected tomorrow. the governor also said that the state is setting up a web site where people can sign up and get notified about vaccines. the site is my turn dot see a dot gove. so far, though the program has on lee launched in l. a. and san diego county, the latest numbers show the number of coronavirus cases and deaths is moving in the right direction statewide, there were about 27,000 new cases. reported yesterday, down from

ktvu fox two news at up. our the dow was3 points, which is about 2% the nasdaq also lost about 2% closing down 355 points and the s and p was down about 2.5% with a drop of 98 points. shares in bay area tech giants facebook, netflix and google's parent alphabet led the selloff. traders are concerned about a drop in corporate earnings and whether or not congress will approve mork coronavirus relief. well, today's selloff was certainly one headline. another was the case of stock market manipulation involving shares of the video game retailer gamestop ktvu is christian captain tells us what has caused the share price to explode in the past few days and why the white house is concerned. video game retailer gamestop finds itself in the center of a complicated financial game itself, with millions of dollars at play. the story starts in an online form on reddit, where a group of casual investors are betting big on the company, raising the price of the stock from the $40 share range a week ago to closing it just abov

christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. coming up on ktvu. channel two news at 6 30 frustration from some investors. today's move by certain brokerage firms after ee growth in some stocks and new information about a man accused of making pipe bombs and targeting the governor, among others. how is attorney is defending his client. later in sports warriors, kelly you bray dealing with trade rumors. sports director market baniyas will tell us how advice from coach steve her help him focus and have more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed... and get to and stay undetectable... can no longer transmit hiv

ktvu or excuse me. fox is actually strohmeyer reports that many companies are requiring their employees to get the shot before returning to work. with vaccinations across the country. well under way, you might be wondering if your employer can require you to get a vaccine. the answer from the us equal employment opportunity commission is yes with a few exceptions for religious or medical reasons, while companies can legally mandate vaccinations, most are only encouraging them in. some are offering financial incentives, all actually pipe. all staff members to have it done on be paid and i'll be done in their work time. dollar general will reward its employees with four hours of pay for getting the vaccine and trader joe's who offer two hours of paper dose. one maren georgia is even handing out $200 gift cards to any city employee who gets their injection in a timely manner. we want to make sure everybody has a sense of urgency to get the vaccine. that's why we came up with the $200 gift card so that we.

ktvu sally rasmus has the story. president trump faces impeachment over a single charge, incitement of insurrection for what both democrats and republicans on the house floor described this morning as a domestic terror attack on the u. s capitol exactly one week ago. our lives abroad in the land spread by a desperate president, who feels his power slipping away. we know that too, but i know this is well that we here in this house have a sacred obligation to stand for truth. what democrats and republicans disagree on is whether the president should be held responsible. just look forward, not backward. let us come together, not apart. let us celebrate the peaceful transition of power to a new president rather than teaching. and old president and let us affirm and reaffirm, with one united voice that the house does not rush to judgment. this capital stormed people died because of the big lies that we're being told by this president and by too many people on the other side of the aisle enough. people should be outraged t

ktvu meteorologist. rosemary oroczo joins us live now with what we should start seeing later today, rosemary? yes scott. sam mike as you said a garcia, the biggest storm of the season so far with the possibility and that risk of flash flooding, damaging winds and a lot of snow expected for the sierra giving you a look here from ktvu, where we started out with mostly clear skies and of very d conditions all add, have nowbeay that cloud cover will be dropping. here's a look at the storm. you can see areas of the pacific northwest northern california and if we move in a little bit closer, we are beginning to see that moistening as well. we're looking at areas over the north bay areas in along the pendant peninsula, just what's going on here. it is so cold out there that's no levels are fairly low. got a little bit of a rush rain snow mix right over our heels in the north bay just west of saint halina. meanwhile taking a look at the coast and along the peninsula, perhaps a few sprinkles already falling there

ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo. we'll have a closer look at just how fast those winds were clocked overnight plus pulls air. look at what's being planned for the inauguration. i'm lauren blanchard in washington, plus a look at the security measures in place to keep the day calm and peaceful man, a 12 year old boy from fremont missing after being swept into the ocean by a wave off the san mateo county coastline. how his father and brother were able to make it back to shore and the latest right now on the ongoing search. the news at noon starts now this is ktvu fox two news that new and good afternoon everyone i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes in this afternoon for gaussian. our big story today is the wind that hit the bay area overnight and continued into the morning from down trees and power lines to small fires and tens of thousands. people without power at this hour crews had been busy cleaning up the damage caused overnight. some areas like mount diablo saw winds of up to 80 mph. joining us now is our meteor

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greg palkot ktvu fox two news. man from napa has been charged with possessing a number of weapons and is accused of actually discussing plans to attack governor gavin newsom and others. federal prosecutors say 44 year old ian rogers was arrested last month and has been charged with possessing five pipe bombs. investigators say other explosive materials were found during a search of his auto repair shop business. investigators also uncovered text messages threatening democrats in the headquarters of twitter and facebook. rogers has not yet entered a plea. five former employees in the labor and delivery department at kaiser permanente in oakland have filed that lawsuit claiming of a claiming hostile work environment. the five women say they were victims of a racially hostile work environment. they also say they were denied educational opportunities given the white employees disciplined unfairly and had their reputations tarnished. when they complained. it made our job almost impossible, and in that time unbearable to

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jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. the number of new cases statewide is still trending lower about 19,000 new cases were reported yesterday. that's below the seven day average of 24,000, but deaths are still high. 617 more people have died, which is above the average of about 500 deaths per day. the death toll is now close to 40,000 here in the bay area. we saw 2633 new cases yesterday, and 70 more people died of the virus in the nine counties. coming up new look at the damage done to highway one during this week's storms move it prompted from governor newsome this evening, and barry weather, of course, it has been a stormy week coming up to let you know if we have any shower chances as we head into your weekend forecast, and police and quiet east bay city still without clues. 10 years after abed was shot and killed in his home at 10 30 ktvu fox two unsolved takes a look at the case as the victim's family ofhia portion of highway one that washed away during storms this week. the damage is near the big creek bridge in m

greg lee ktvu, fox two news. senate majority leader chuck schumer says you just heard in greg's package there there will be an impeachment trial. four former president trump, he says it will start the second week of february. speaker nancy pelosi is still expected to send the article of impeachment to the senate monday. mr trump is being charged with incitement of insurrection for the capital right just over two weeks ago. we all want to put this awful chapter in our nation's history behind us. but healing and unity will on lee, come if there is truth. and accountability. and that is what this trial will provide, president biden says the longer they wait to start the trial, the better. he wants congress to first work on covid and immigration reform legislation. nearly confirmed defense secretary general lloyd austin is breaking barriers as the first african american to hold the job they sent a vote was 93 to 2 today. austin was also the first african american to lead an infantry division. combat as well as the fi

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ktvu is jesse gary explains why. california's vaccination race may not reach the desired conclusion friday. too many unvaccinated people coupled with too few hours in the day, i mean, many of those eligible 65 older will still be waiting. i just think that it's the smartest thing to do. and so i figured, why not? um almost 70 and, uh, decided i should take the bravely. sandra a grandmother, who's eager to get vaccinated will have difficulty finding a spot serving her age group. san francisco started wednesday at two of its clinics and contra costa county announced they'll make appointments for that age group, though the slots maybe weeks away in santa clara county and also a napa officials say they can't do 65 older. yet. that's because they're just getting started on those over 75 years of age. the same is true of sutter and stanford health systems that's leading to a lot of confusion and anxiety. but rolling this out by, um. different risk group when we don't have adequate amount of vaccine on do we have different

ktvu is kristina. own explains there are still a lot of questions about security and how so many people managed to get inside the capitol building the images of wednesday security breach of the capital have shocked, saddened and angered the country. obviously it was a failure, or you would not have had police line's breached in people enter the capitol building by breaking windows, the mayor of d. c is calling on congress to create a nonpartisan commission to investigate the catastrophic years of the u. s capitol police and wants to see the joint terrorism task force, investigate arrest and prosecute people who broke into the building and destroyed property. i am calling for the resignation of the capital, the chief of the capitol police, mr son and i have received notice from mr irving that he is will be submitting his resignation. the chief of capitol police stephenson, who says he will resign the house sergeant of arms, paul irving has already resigned videos posted to twitter for the moment. the mo

>>> this is the 10:00 news on ktvu fox 2. >>> tonight, all eyes are on georgia and its two senate runoff elections. everyone waiting to see how the impact the balance of power in washington. >> this is really a window into the future of the post-trump gop and the generational change that's going on with the democratic side. that's why georgia matters today. >> with the ballots still being counted, the two races are too close to call. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. taking a look at the latest numbers which are updating by the moment, the race has incredibly tightened up between democrat jon ossoff and democrat david perdue, who are in a virtual tie, 97% of the vote reporting, and you could see there is less than 1000 votes separating the two candidates. also, republican kelly loeffler is law in a very close race with her challenger, democrat raphael warnock, again, 50 slash 50, but the margin is a little bit wider with warnock leading by several thousand votes. republicans, keep this in mind, only have to win one of these two seats to keep control of the u.s.

let's go to ktvu heather holmes. now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu plus heather holmes andre, pregnant women and covid-19 we look at a new study showing an increased risk of serious complications or even death for expectant moms. i asked the bay area fertility specialists about these findings. also a lot of questions after a school resource officer body slams a female student to the ground, trying to break up a fight. i talked with tmz's harvey levin, who spoke with the girl's mother about the symptoms that she says she still enduring to this day and what they want to happen to that school resource officer. we'll have that a lot more all coming up live in just a few minutes on the seventh over on ktvu. plus you and still ahead here. the four excuse me here on our six o'clock blizzard conditions during our first major storm of the year. there is the sierra nevada's i oh, you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. cause when you hook

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. let's run back outside and see howrk tamoo jacket required today, but i imagine this will change in the coming days. markh, definitely gaussian fact i could still feel lot of a cool down today. but the real coolie not losing tomorrow into the weekend. in fact, the clouds have been increasing just over the past half hour to an hour released of looking out toward the mount tam behind me, so the cool down will continue. in fact, we start off this morning as we take a look at the maps. very cold start a lot of these neighborhoods starting out. day in the mid to upper twenties runner park 26. petaluma 27 forestville, 29 san ramon, one site to showing 29 in the upper twenties. so here's the forecast model. of course it is dry today. heren the bay area, but look what happens at some rain in the forecast for tomorrow. we're tracking a series of systems one for tomorrow, another one into sunday, probably the strongest deal that'll be tuesday night and into wednesday of next week. so here is th

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now the national guard is on the way to sacramento following the fbi's warning of civil unrest. that state capitals. hello again. i'm christina. we're don't and i'm andre senior. the inauguration just five days away now, but authorities say possible violence at government buildings could start as early as this weekend. as ktvu is amber lee reports, the capital's neighboring businesses are worried about violence, too. you have a sense that something's loamy. there is a mood of quiet tension at the state capital, according to people who live and work in the area, and increasingly strong law enforcement presence that will include the national guard and a highly visible fence surrounding the perimeter of the capital preparation for possible civil unrest in the coming days leading up to the inauguration of president elect joe biden an easy possibility that something's gonna happen, but not knowing what. biggest concern, really, though, is the violence. the fbi says it will e

greg lee ktvu fox two news. yeah biden administration is planning several maura executive orders in the coming days. tomorrow. the theme is economic relief. next monday, they'll focus on buying america tuesday. it's equity wednesday the administration will look at climate thursday. the issue is health care. then on friday, the issue will be immigration. what people need to understand is we need help now, still ahead. hope of surviving the pandemic is fading for many small businesses as government aid runs dry, plus support for a south bay church accused of flagrantly violating pandemic restrictions. today's case before a judge. later in sports are sports director marco baniyas will have the ridiculous reason draymond green was injected from tonight's warriors game and still ahead. president biden taken action on immigration reform, including a pause on deportations and construction of the border wall. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new s

ktvu fox 2 news. >>> at last check, bud is still playing music, all right. bay area 12-year-old has invented a device to help battle the spread of the coronavirus, it is a gadget to help, he demonstrated his invention for us, the safe- touch pro, allows you to touch buttons, open doors, without handling what could be a contaminated surface, he was inspired when he saw their parents using their sleeves. >> i was using my sleeve, he said let me print you something, when he printed this, it was perfect. after the pandemic, people still be mindful and careful about surround, this product can still be helpful. >> there was a very emotional, that device, is made on a 3d printer from a plastic that is germ resistant, so far. >>> it was an emotional homecoming for a bay area firefighter this year, the tearful reunion came after the firefighter had been away for weeks helping fight some of california's devastating wildfires. >>> simply sitting on the porch with her dad is a gift for h 10- year-old girl. >> i knew she wanted me home probably the day i left. >> he is a

rob rob ktvu, fox two news. to east bay women announced their joint bid today to unseat the alameda county deputy or district attorney and the sheriff. civil rights attorney. pamela price is running for a second time to unseat d. a nancy o'malley and jo ann walker, a san francisco police officer who lives in hayward is running to oppose sheriff gregory ahern. election is next year. both women say they're running on a progressive platform to reform what they see as abuses within the criminal justice system. we're running as a criminal justice reform slave because we believe together and separately independent as independent women, that alameda county is ready for a change. i'm ready to apply the things that i have learned since i have been an officer for 25 years. coupled with my experience as an african american woman, coupled with my experience as a teacher on mentor. the election is scheduled for november of next year. coming up the nurses union described the year of covid as a marathon, but nurses may be spri

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. president elect joe biden is tapping former fda commissioner david kessler to lead the federal vaccine development program. kessler has already been advising biden as a co chair of his board on coronavirus pandemic. he served in the fda from 1992 1997 under presidents george h. w bush and bill clinton is a former dean and vice chancellor to ucsf and is currently on the faculty. coverage of the coronavirus back scene continues on our website. you can find the latest developments and whether you are eligible on ktvu dot com. california state capitol in sacramento is stepping up security ahead of next week's presidential inauguration, the fbi warned of civil unrest and possible violence at capitals as early as this weekend. the national guard is on the way and it's ktvu z amberleigh reports. businesses around the capital in sacramento are also worried about violence. two. you have a sense that something's loamy. there is a mood of quiet tension at the state capital, according to people w

in oakland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. a man who brought his left for food and soccer to thousands of people in san francisco is being remembered tonight. salvador lopez died at the age of 70 last tuesday. he was the founder of the beloved l. far alito to korea in san francisco's mission district. lopez also launched a soccer club by the same name. 1993 his club won the prestigious u. s open cap lopez was described by one of his rival clubs is quote a coach leader, father. figure and friend to so many people. taking a look at that rain out there. it's not here, but it's their cross the city coming in and almost four inches of rain. that's the kind of rain we could have been sitting at this system had the jet stream had been a few clicks south. in fact, it's not the most room we got that we could pick up on right now is you kaya dew point 07, which is well north of here, so just, you know, close, but no cigar kind of a thing and we're going to stay that way. we're going to see a chance of a sprinkle in the morning, but same

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. this variant is different than the one detected in the united kingdom, but no less concerning good evening and hello again. i'm christina. we're donen tonight for julie and i'm frank somerville health and as you'll say that the new strain has been tied to several large outbreaks in santa clara county. including one of kaiser in san jose ktvu azenith smith here now, with the efforts that are underway to try to learn maura about this latest on the state and local level ash officials are studying this variant closely with the cdc and the state health department since little is known about the variant, the main questions how easily is that transmitted and will a vaccine be effective? so tonight we have collaborate with uses francisco and santa clara to let you know that there is a very end again. l 45 to our state and local health officials announced sunday in new covid-19 variant that had been first detected and denmark last march and in alameda county and november but was very rare. now

andre senior ktvu, fox two news. groups of coaches, student athletes and parents are pleading with state officials to safely reopen high school sports. the groups representing some 46,000 students and parents across the state held a virtual news conference to make a plea to governor newsome and the state health department. the group's a continuing to ban high school sports is having a major impact on student scholarships and futures. it's also affecting their mental and physical health and say without quick action, it could become. isn't irreparable harm allowed them to get back on the field, the cords, the pools and all of those things that brings joy to their lives. so many of our young people are struggling right now, and i understand it's not gonna be the same. it's not. it's never gonna be the same, obviously, but. trust my teammates. i just my coaches. i trust my community. i trust you know, whoever it is to just make it safe for us. so to say the hope is that by following guidelines and precautions, most sport

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. more more people are losing their jobs, especially in the restaurant industry. how san francisco restaurants say the city can help and a barrier weather. the storm clouds have moved out of town tonight. we're tracking that we are tracking some dense fog. what that means for your weekend forecast coming up. governor gavin newsom unveils his state budget the billions of dollars allocated for helping businesses and families during the pandemic, plus the record setting amount of money that will be spent on public schools. new year's resolutions come and go. so give your business more than resolutions... give it solutions, from comcast business. work more efficiently with fast internet and advanced wifi. make your business safer with powerful cybersecurity solutions. and stay productive with 24/7 support. make this year's resolution better solutions. bounce forward with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. plus, for a limited ti

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now. lawmakers are calling it a sad day for america for people are now dead. many more under arrest. hello again, everyone. i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. members of congress say they were escorted to safety as supporters of president trump stormed the capital to oppose joe biden tze victory. here's a live picture now of the nation's capital inside. lawmakers are still at work. but there is concerned tonight that pro trump extremists may return in addition to the curve. you, d c's mayor issued an order extending the city's public emergency for 15 days. ktvu is azenith smith begins our coverage with the latest developments as it well, julie, we're learning tonight. the woman who was shot by police and later died is from the san diego area. three other deaths were due to medical emergencies, authorities say in total 52 people. have been arrested, a snide fell, protesters lingered around the capital as police the fbi, the national guard surrounded the building. after a day o

joe fonzi ktvu fox. two this is ktvu fox two news at six. tonight new fencing is up around the state capital and 1000 members of the california national guard are mobilizing as governor newsome and state officials take security precautions ahead of the presidential inauguration next wednesday. treating this very seriously and dew point significant resource is to protect public safety, critical infrastructure and first amendment rights. the move comes amid concerns of civil unrest and president trump as president trump prepares to leave office get even everyone i'm frank somerville land. i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie. now. governor newsome said this afternoon that he is taking every necessary measure to protect public safety here in california. now the capitol building in sight. romano may be the most prominent side here in the state. that's a potential target of violence. today. a new temporary security perimeter is being set up, including a 6 ft chain link fence around the capital. the state's operations center is working 24 7 wit

ktvu fox. two news at five starts now, kaiser san leandro makes it 11 kaiser hospitals to be fined for covid violations and the fine is the largest of them. all the finds leveled at the hospital system are now adding up the hundreds of thousands of dollars. good evening. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville. another bay area, kaiser permanente hospital has been added to cal osha's list of major coronavirus violators. this time, it's kind. user in san leandro. okay to use tom vacar here now with a look of the violations, and the mountain finds, tom. well all of this means is that this is absolute proof that the most critical way to battle the pandemic in a meaningful way is to get vaccines. country permanently. san leandro hospitals now become the 11th of its facilities. find for covid violations by cal osha san leandro got find the largest line of any kaiser california facility even more than the san jose hospital, which was the site of a christmas day covid super spreader event. cal os

and really ktvu fox. two news to bay area professors air being recognized for work of art that garnered global attention. you may remember the pink teeter totter wall that was installed along a steel fence that borders el paso, texas, with juarez, mexico, u c. berkeley architect professor ronald rail and san jose state design professor. brasilia san fratello designed and installed it, and although it was up for only 40 minutes, its impact as lasted much longer than that. that art installation. just won the prestigious design of the year. 2020 award from the design. museum in london. after an unseasonably dry, warm stretch of weather. the rain finally returned today and we saw a good amount over at least our hills mount diablo reporting a little bit more than half inch from this morning's a system that is still working its way out of the bay area. president has some of the other numbers. they're oakland and san francisco reporting 13 107 inch love scout owes almost quarter inch ben loman in the santa cruz

amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. restaurants have to pay thousands of dollars in fees to operate and they're still having to pay during the stay at home orders lawsuit filed asking for that money back we're talking about is a relatively small amount of money on each restaurant basis. but this money makes a huge difference. at this time. they were tracking the warm but we had seventies today out there, and it's going to stay that way back h great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. multinational corporations to raise money to help homeless people. supporters say assembly bill 71 would reinvent california's approach to solving homelessness. it would funnel $2 billion a year to programs and services to help tens of thousands of homeless people. opponents say the state shoul

ktvu .com in the ktvu news at our next newscast is coming up at four. have a wonderful afternoon.next, they called it operation warp speed, has beenaccine rollout at a snail's pace. we're asking the surgeon general to explain the hold-up and we're you can get hen your shot. then horrifying new claims against convicted nxivm sex cult leader raniere ran and caught on tape making an appalling admission. sexual abuse, what is it really, "little children" are perfectly happy with it. dr. oz: coming up next. turn, i'm here at the hospital where i spent so much of my life. getting vaccinated right behind me. that's where it's going to happen for me. on, see you inside. are you ready four?

ktvu's deborah be alone with the latest snapshot from officials. deborah? >> already a handful of patients have transferred from elsewhere. more could follow, because san francisco, with large hospitals, and more hospitals, has a bigger pool of beds and staff. >> we have patients in our icus across the city who are from outside of san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco's health director providing a covid update, says hospitalizations are still rising. >> we are averaging about 237 new cases of covid-19 every day. >> reporter: down from 290 cases in mid-december, but the effects of holiday socializing have yet to hit. >> 237 is still far too many for us to let our guard down. >> reporter: and although the city's icu capacity is better than most, the region still struggles, so shutdowns remain, and it's possible the city's spare beds could go to overflow patients from southern california and the central valley, described as dire. >>> >> while we have care available and people need care, it's the moral and ethical right thing to do. >> december was a really

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now 12 year old boy was with his father and his eight year old brother, when a strong way pulled them all out into the water. hello again, everyone. i'm frank somerville and i'm cristina rendon in tonight for julie. high surf advisory was in effect when the family got swept away on lee, the eight year old and the father were able to make it back to shore. it happened during this afternoon's unseasonably warm weather. a cowl ranch state beach just south of half moon bay. ktvu. sounds smith is here now with the developing story. oh christina, and just before nine this evening search, the search from the air was called off for the it's the father says the family was with a few friends enjoying the beach when this tragedy occurred, helicopters from the coast guard and the sheriff's department searched from the air well past dusk to small boats and search crews were on the ground, looking for any sign of the missing 12 year old boy. there were several people standing on the

amberleigh ktvu. fox two news, we'll storm the number one moving out of the bay area for tonight, but it will be an active we coming up into the weekend and into the next week now as far as the rainfall totals, although we had some pretty good downpours today, even reports of some hail the numbers or not. actually high as you can see. danville the 0.38 san jose approaching a quarter of an inch san francisco 0.13, and there's still the chance of a shower for tonight into early tomorrow morning, but more storms developing offshore and it will be a pretty busy week. weather wise, the storm one that was today and then the next one that was in on sunday, a little bit stronger and cold, with snow levels dropping to run 2500 ft. the one that's a bit starting to be a bit more of a concern will be into next week by wednesday morning with a strong storm, possibly an atmospheric river. we could be talking about 2 to 4 inches, maybe more for the for the hills and winds up there around 40 to 60 miles an hour in te

amberleigh ktvu, fox. two news. an internal investigation at the oakland police department why the city has seized dozens of city issued cellphones carried by officers also protecting the capital from another attack. the new finds for lawmakers who refused to go through metal detectors that have just been set up. and later tonight, unemployment benefits taxed by the federal government. how to avoid a surprise bill with april 15 introducing my brand new chicken. crispy, crunchy breading on my juicy, thickest fillet yet, topped with mystery sauce and pickles on a brioche bun. my cluck sandwich combos. only at jack in the box. ♪ tasha, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? hip hop group tag team to help you plan dessert? ♪ french vanilla! rocky road! ♪ ♪ chocolate, peanut butter, cookie dough! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! scoop! ♪ ♪ shaka-laka! shak

o'clock news on ktvu. plus frank. thank you. how about this extra pay? if you get the vaccine will tell you about the incentives. some companies are starting to offer for their workers to get the shot also coming up tonight. the efforts continue to idenfy and arrest those who stormed the u. s capitol and those who may be planning new attacks, the online chatter the fbi's been monitoring leading up to inauguration day. we'll have those stories and much more coming up tonight. live at seven over on ktvu plus, but first after the break, san jose state is canceling the rest of their women's basketball season because of concerns about the sur planning, hot weather and problems on the power market. more than 800,000 homes and businesses were affected during the power outage is back in august. the rolling blackouts happened after the california independent system operator issued a flex alert that agency along with the c p. u c, and the state energy commission say they're working on plans to avoid similar blackout

rob roth, ktvu, fox two news. san francisco public schools will now face a new obstacle whenever students returned to campus. the district has seen in roll mint drop by more than 1000 students, according to the san francisco examiner. that is more than 2% and the biggest decline in transitional kindergarten where there are 9% fewer students. california school funding is based on the number of students, so the drop off will cut the amount of money san francisco schools will have. marin. san francisco to cherry blossom trees outside the japanese cultural and community center have been destroyed and will not bloom this year. it happened early yesterday morning. officials say the trees were destroyed down to the trunk, and not one branch was left on any of the 12 to 15 ft trees. ah, third tree was vandalized in a similar way. two years ago, the cherry blossom trees were the first to be. landed in san francisco's japantown in over 50 years after the redevelopment agency uprooted every tree in japantown. during the sixt