millions in state funding after deciding to switch to distance learning the san francisco 49 ers back in the playoffs, reaction from players as the niners cowboys reignite a classic playoff rivalry. also, he was one of america's favorite tv dads, remembering the life and work of comedian and actor bob saget. this is katie fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach back to remote learning a lot of focus on the hayward unified school district as covid cases continue to rise. that district is the first in the bay area to revert the warned by the countyd the state that they shouldve ine on this developing story, ali well, mike, the alameda county office of education, and state education officials urged the hayward unified school district not to switch to remote learning. and that state county and public health officials and

the california teachers association strongly support keeping kids in the classroom. during this omicron search, the alameda county education office told hayward unified, they'd be willing to get the district some extra help to keep their schools open. help in the form of accredited staff from the county education office to work as substitutes, extra rapid tests and staff to help with contact tracing even so, in an emergency meeting friday night, hayward unified school board voted for 21. to switch the entire district to online only learning until january, 18th. but we told them was we want to support whatever you can to remain in in person instruction, and that was the same thing that the state told them. their board made a different decision, and it's a decision that's not without risks. they're at risk of losing funding if they're not providing the appropriate educational level or the appropriate educational support to their students. how much funding are we talking about? according to the county office of education, approximately $2.5 million a day

for the hayward school district for every day they remain in distance learning, and we also spoke with hayward unified district spokesperson about all this. here's what she said about the board's decision. quote it was a difficult choice. the board is aware of the potential risks of losing funding. but we're balancing that with the risk of not being able to safely opened their schools. now. hayward usd says on friday, 365 staff members called out 117 of them tested positive for covid. another 33 were out because of possible exposure to covid. hayward unified says they believe the switch to distance learning is allowed under the framework of state laws because for kids who can't log on at home, they can do their online classes at one of the six learning hubs. the school district has set up its school sites, and my colleague rob roth will have much more on this story, including the response from the hayward teachers union that's coming up in our later newscasts live in the newsroom. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news, ali thank you teachers and staff at the west contra costa unified

school district are now required to wear medical grade masks while on campus due to the recent surge in covid. kn 95 face masks have been ordered for all 3000 school district employees. district schools were closed on friday because of an increase in covid cases, and students and staff and virtual learning is taking place again today. classrooms are scheduled to reopen tomorrow. california has a huge budget surplus. despite the pandemic, and this morning, governor newsom outlined how we'd like to spend that money the governor unveiled is $286 billion budget proposal this morning at the state capital. california's projected to have a budget surplus for the second year in a row. this one is estimated to be more than $45 billion governor nuisance proposing 2.7 billion of that to go toward new efforts to respond to the surgeon covid. $22.5 billion meant to combat climate crisis and wildfire prevention. there will also be more spending per for infrastructure as well as schools, law enforcement as well as drought preparedness. we

are mindful of our need to do better to prepare not only for the short term medium, but long term realities of a world that's been re plumbed literally and figuratively as it relates to the extremes. of weather. and so last year we put out 5.2 billion again. california comeback, multi year commitment to invest in drought preparedness this year we're trying it up with an additional $750 million. the governor's budget proposal is the first step in a months long process will not negotiate with lawmakers who must prove a final budget by june. 15th governors also taking action to prevent price gouging on those at him. covid test kits. an executive order signed over the weekend. ben sellers from raising th of n 10% the fines $1000 and up to six months in jail. the governor said that people shouldn't have to worry about being cheated while dealing with the effects of covid and at the same time searching for those hard to find

test kits are trying to make an appointment for a booster shot. police in pinole are closing in the city's public safety building until further notice due to covid-19 concerns. the temporary closure will begin at 7 30 tonight. police officers will continue to patrol city streets and phone lines will remain open at pinole police headquarters for the public to report crimes and for the latest developments on covid-19, including how school districts are handling this recent spike just head over to ktvu .com/ covid. fire investigators in new york are taking a much closer look at a high rise apartment buildings, fire safety equipment after seeing how quickly thick smoke spread throughout that 19 story structure. meantime officials say that dozens of people are still recovering in the hospital. some are in critical condition. madeline rivera is in the bronx in new york with more as residents who survived sunday's high rise fire try to recover a new york city officials are preparing for an even higher death toll. some who were taken to the hospital now fighting for their lives. on a better cold morning, one day

after tragedy struck teams have cleaning crews arrived at the site of new york's worst residential fire in three decades. because this is like a family. you know, we lost a lot of lives, which hurts very bad, especially children, and even elders. mayor eric adams said. at least 17 people lost their lives, including eight children . dozens of families lost their homes, but they are the lucky ones. france shannon's parents are in their seventies and made it out alive. i couldn't believe it in my own eyes. i was i was in shock. i can't even express any words that smoke those. oh so much smoke poured out of the 19 story building. the fire commissioner called it unprecedented. residents had to break windows to try and escape . investigators blame a faulty space heater, but said the buildings furnace was working. 200 firefighters arrived at the chaotic scene, some within three minutes, making their way through thick smoke to save lives. the smoke went out

throughout the building into the stairwell and overcome a lot of the residents and they could not get out of the buildings. some of them actually did not have any more air in their tanks, but continue to push through to rescue families. investigators are looking into why that smoke spread so quickly throughout the building, citing the lack of an automatically closing door in new york matter of era fox news. san francisco 49 ers are back in the playoffs after an emotional come from behind win against the l. a rams as ktvu is james torres reports, the team is now preparing to take on the dallas cowboys in texas on sunday afternoon. statistics are not in the favor of the red and gold. the 49 years are two and five, when it comes to matchups with the dallas cowboys in the postseason. 49ers won the toss one of two results needed to happen for the 40 niners that either needed to win. or the new orleans saints to lose about 20 minutes of play in. neither seemed possible the stage set and sofi stadium. 49ers won the

previous five meetings against the rams quarterback jimmy garoppolo got the start this weekend that was up in the air until about kick off due to a thumb injury. but he said it barely bothered him all game. it got better as it when i would say i think i mean actually, with injuries like that. your body is just learning and adapting the whole time. so early on, i mean, it was pretty numb, so it felt all right and then just got better and better as it once and i think my arm just kind of learned how to adapt to it. adapting is what the entire team did niners go down 17 0. they were able to get a field got half then it was run play after run play after run play. san francisco scores two unanswered touchdowns. rams get another 49ers get another tired up again as the clock hit zero and the 49ers get three points off kick in overtime game was wild had, um yeah, that's that's that's a special one. i think that's incredible. if the rams hit a touchdown, they win the game, but they did it. matt

stafford throws an interception and the niners are in the playoffs. players on the team knew it was going to be a bloodbath of a game. just ask tight end george kittle. whoever it is ramsar niners. someone's leaving in a body bag and we go down 17 to 0 and i had five guys chirping me in the air that you guys are putting in a body bag kill and i was like lot of time up on that clock, boys. i was just so proud of everybody in that locker room. they never stopped fighting and they had that's really good team and i was just so proud of the guys. sports analysts say the comeback was pretty impressive monster win for the 49ers. in fact, i think it's probably the biggest regular season when of kyle shadow hands tenure. because if they lose that game, obviously they don't make the playoffs and now new life. they play dallas next weekend, and it's gonna be a fun week to talk about the game. this will be the eighth playoff meeting between san francisco and dallas, san francisco, winning the last time in 1995 during the nfc championship game. it was part

of the teams run to win super bowl 29 kickoff is set for sunday. 1 30 our time the number three seed cowboys will get the home turf. i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. raiders fans across the country joined the family of legendary coach john madden for attribute in las vegas last night. we are here today to like the torch for al davis and john magon and all of those great greater players who played for john, alive and dead that he loved. so much madness. family lifted torch at allegiant stadium ahead of the team's overtime victory over the chargers. bad, of course, coach the oakland raiders for 10 years one of super bowl with the team after the 1976 season. he was also the first to light the torch and al davis is on her back in 2011. it was the night warrior fans have been waiting for clay thompson was back in

action on the court in high flying style. thompson has been recovering from two big injuries and had not played in a game in 2.5 years. last night, he played great putting on a show for the hometown fans, some who paid thousands of dollars just to see his remarkable return. thompson ended up with 17 points in just 20 minutes of play. he called it a very special evening. just i'll never forget the reception where your fans gave us. gosh it was fun, and it was worth every single day of being away. and in that squat rack or on that shuttle shuttle board and i'm not saying equivalent to wearing its championship, but man, it was pretty freaking close. and fans say it was a thrill to welcome him back and to witness this historic moment, right there at the chase center. oh it's just a feeling of having you know a guy come back up after all these injuries and just just come back to the level and he's playing out and just dominate and come back and we love clip all night. fans should their love for number 11, including that state innovation

to start the evening. warriors wound up beating the cavs 96 day 82 america loses a beloved dad, phil keating in miami with more on the shocking death of actor and comedian bob saget coming up a mountain biker in marin county runs into trouble how a helicopter crew brought her to safety and how she's doing now and a dry start to the week as we give you a live look outside downtown san francisco little hazy. we're going to check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo, who has the forecast for your neighborhood. d

convicted murderer has died. there's died in a state prison hospital facility this morning and stocked and he was 78 years old. his attorney says that durst died from natural causes due to a number of health related issues. durst was convicted in september of shooting and killing his friend susan berman. in 2000. he was sentenced to life in prison. durst had long been suspected of killing his wife in 1982 and was indicted in november for second degree murder in her death. hollywood is remembering one of america's favorite tv dads, actor and comedian bob saget. he was found dead sunday in a hotel room in orlando boxes phil keating as the story from miami. he did. everything would love and with humor the comedy world morning a legend today, actor

and comedian bob saget dead at the age of 65. saget was in orlando, florida as part of his stand up tour when he was discovered unresponsive by police in his hotel room at the ritz carlton on sunday. just the night before saget was doing what he did best delivering laughs at his show, posting to instagram saturday night, saying, quote i'm backing comedy like i was when i was 26. it hurt my heart really bad. it was horrible sag. it is best known for his role as single dad, danny tanner on full house. and host of america's funniest home videos, tributes rolling in from his co stars and fellow comedians. john stamos, who starred with saget on full house writing quote. i am broken. i am gutted. i am in complete and utter shock. i will never have another friend like him. i love you so much, bobby. meanwhile fans in comedy clubs across the

country also paying tribute to sagon in los angeles. the laugh factory honoring sagon on their marquee was reads. rest in peace . make god laugh and inside the crowd, giving him a standing ovation. give him a nice standing aversion on love. in a statement, the orange county sheriff's office saying they found no signs of foul play. or drug use inside the hotel room. in miami, phil keating. fox news. the vacant building in milpitas may soon become a preschool. the building on jacklin road had at one time been considered for a hotel. but there was opposition from neighbors and the city council voted against that plan in april of 2020. according to the mercury news. the proposal by primrose preschools to convert the site to a preschool seems to be acceptable to neighbors. chp used one of its helicopters to rescue an injured mountain biker on a marin county trail over the weekend. california highway patrol assistant cruise from the

california state parks and the marine county fire department. with that aerial support the chp chopper h. 30 located the injured cyclists and he'll get her off the coastal trail. yesterday afternoon, she was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. let's get you outside on this gorgeous monday for the first time in a long time, we're seeing sunshine here in the back windows in the oakland estuary, rosemary oroczo. yes and for most of us, it's a warmer day shaping up. hello, kitty garcia, mike to all of you out there happy monday. we are looking at the mostly sunny skies around the bay area this afternoon. this after a week front did sweep through in the overnight hours early this morning giving you a live look here over san francisco, where plenty of sunshine there. we had a few returns on the radar earlier this morning, but for most, if not all of us, it was fairly dry out there, unfortunately, didn't see any rain out of the system that we would hope would give us at least a little bit of scattered shower activity. i have to go all the way back. 12 hours is the tire 12 hour time

laughs on storm tracker to and you can see late last night into early this morning. it does move ashore. it breaks apart and we don't see much of any lot of that was very good. meaning it didn't it didn't really hit the ground and what did fall didn't accumulate to anything. here's where we are right now under mostly sunny skies and dry conditions, and as we head to the sierra nothing there either with no advisories in place for travel up over 50 or 80. how about the numbers? well, for the next few days, we are going to be right about average, even a little above in many spots. take a look. we are warmer this afternoon by seven degrees. over areas of the north bay of santa rosa, the inner east. they have conquered our south based san jose. you're up by four oakland half moon bay couple despots a little bit cooler this afternoon 54 degrees right now in oakland upper fifties in half moon bay. and mid upper fifties for the north bay, the inner east bay, fremont, even checking in right about 61 getting into the future cast of what you can expect for

the cloud cover for today, mostly sunny skies may see a few clouds drift our way right around sunset, and then into the overnight hours, it looks like tuesday. we'll see more in the way of mid and high level clouds, but not for today. today, plenty of sunshine. and there's a look at the afternoon highs expected over santa rosa for today. 62 58 in san francisco will go 60 degrees for oakland and low sixties expected over livermore as well as san jose. a better look at the afternoon highs for today. the minor warmup expected in the extended forecast and look into your bay area weekend. coming up. thank you. rosemary national hockey league players association plans a legal challenge against the san jose sharks. the team plans to terminate the contract on one of its best players, the sharks have placed evander kane on unconditional waivers, which he cleared so the teams no longer responsible. for the $23 million remaining on kane's contract. cain had already been sent to the team's minor league affiliate, the sharks a while they're cane violated the league's covid protocols before that cane had been suspended for 21 nhl games for falsifying his

coping vaccination status. another nhl team could still offer him a short term deal, a scaled back version of the golden globe awards took place in beverly hills last night, the hollywood foreign press association still held the 79th edition without a telecast, though, without a red carpet or host at the private event there at the beverly hilton hotel. big winners included west side story the power of the dog and succession. incanto was named best animated film. while japan's drive my car won best non english language film coming up, is it the covid pandemic, the economy or something else? the new poll shedding light on the top concerns among americans now pandemic is no longer the top

concern for many americans, according to the poll from the associated press. just 37% of americans said covid is a top priority for the government to work on in 2022. instead 68% of americans surveyed said the economy should be the government's top concern. 14% mentioned inflation the u. s. labor department says employers added close to 200,000 jobs last month, less than half of what was expected and well below last year's monthly average. this is happening despite unemployment numbers falling in december to just under 4% ktvu is tom vacar has the story. the latest employment data is both surprising and conflicted. labor

lawyer mike bernick of the international duane morris law firm is a former ed director. the fact that chronic hasn't um, had yet a significant impact in terms of layoffs. um i think it's the main story of the past week. in fact, last year's 207,000 layoffs nationwide almost matches. a near half century record low for layoffs, employers are keeping on workers holding tight to the workers they have given the difficulty of finding workers nonetheless, 4.5 million americans quit their jobs in november. that's the highest month we quit level since those surveys started back in 2000, even with a shortage of workers to replace them. this is not necessarily a bad sign. in some ways that reflects the confidence in many ways the confidence workers have in terms of quitting jobs, believing they can get other and better jobs. paycheck processing giant adp

reported. 800,000 plus private sector hires last month. twice expectations, but the u. s government count was 199,000 half of expert expectations and a quarter of a dps reported job gains. bernie believes uncle sam's hard count more. the adp number is based more on a survey . um they do healthy government spending is boosting a lot of incomes, which in turn boost the overall economy. finally add in the monumental change in the workplace, thanks to robust, reliable and rocket, fast, remote working technologies that allow millions to work without commuting or come england, whether it's a micron or with a deep um is other businesses are closed or whether they're they're dislocations. people just keep getting paid. the labor department reported tuesday that there are 10.6 million job openings still open. and still waiting. tom vacar

ktvu fox two news. the last seven years have reportedly been the warmest on record for our planet. a new analysis out of europe today shows that earth's temperature continues to rise due to heat trapping fossil fuel emissions. scientists say 2021 was the fifth warmest year on record. earth's average temperature is about 1.1 degree celsius above average preindustrial levels, and scientists warned the planet must stay under the 1.5 degree threshold to avoid the worst impacts. president biden heads into another week filled with covid concerns, but should his strategy to fight the pandemic change? marin blanchard in washington with more coming up? and the bay area city, considering an expansion of voting rights that would allow noncitizens to cast a ballot crif

available covid testing kids and over the new federal vaccine mandates now being debated by the u. s. supreme court foxes. lauren blanchard is in washington with the latest. back from camp david president biden stepped off marine one and into yet another week filled with covid concerns. we have to start thinking about a long term

strategy for how do we manage this virus and not go from surged to surge? the president is being urged to rethink his current pandemic strategy and focus on how americans can live with the virus. the new normal is not going to be what it is now it's going to be better. the white house promised 500 million free at home. home tests would be available this month. but now into the second full week of the year. still, there's no solid date or website to order them. but what i can say is in the coming days and weeks, you'll feel see more and more announcements of awards to manufacturers a test providers. meanwhile in effect monday, president biden's mandate that requires all companies with more than 100 employees to enforce vaccination or testing. i am a grocery guy. i'm not the vaccine police the mandate along with another requiring vaccines for healthcare workers are being challenged in the supreme court . there was some confusion during oral arguments when justice sonia sotomayor claimed 100,000 kids were in serious

condition with covid, the cdc director pushed back. the risk of death is small, but of course you know children are supposed to die. the justices are expected to make a ruling shortly. meanwhile, the federal agency in charge of enforcing the mandates does not plan to impose the fines yet. in washington. lauren blanchard, ktvu, fox two news. in chicago public schools are closed once again today, district leaders canceled classes for 1/4 day as a dispute with the teachers union over remote learning in covid-19 protocols drags now into a second week. many schools had already started notifying parents to keep their children home due to staffing shortages when the district decided to cancel classes again with coronavirus guidance and public health mandates changing frequently hear cdc director dr rachelle wolinski addressed recent criticism that the agency has faced as americans navigate through this latest covid surge. we have ever evolving science with an ever evolving variant,

and my job is to provide updated guidance in the context of rapidly rising cases. and that is what we've done, and i'm here to explain it to the american people. and i i'm committed to continuing to do so and to continuing to improve. dr walensky again urged anyone who hasn't done so yet to get vaccinated and boosted, she said that significantly lowers the risk of getting seriously ill with covid and helps with overcrowding at the nation's hospitals. ohio congressman jim jordans, refusing a request to be interviewed by the house panel investigating the attack at the u. s. capitol one year ago. the republican lawmaker is one of former president donald trump's closest political allies on capitol hill. he says the investigation into the january 6th right is nothing more than a partisan witch hunt. the committee is made up of seven democrats and two republicans. san jose city council is considering a measure that would allow all adult residents to vote, including non us citizens. santa's a council member magdalena carrasco and community leaders spoke this morning about

expanding municipal voting rights. the measure would allow non citizens to vote in citywide elections. now, supporters say the measure would recognize the lasting contributions of the city's most marginalized communities. those who pay taxes should have a say so in how their city grows a c so as to who will protect their interests. of their children. this moment is about our recovery. it's about resilience in the next 10 years ago, said well look very different, and we need to make sure that the voice of our non citizen community is not suppressed or erased. san jose city council is scheduled to vote on the measure when it meets tomorrow in the north bay marine county plans to ask voters to decide how to spend $2.5 million on racial equity projects. the county first will ask the community nonprofit organizations for proposals on projects to improve equity in education, transportation, housing and healthcare county committee will choose several of the proposals to be given final

approval by voters. money for the project is expected to come from a federal grant. nearly 8000 people have been detained after deadly protests broke out last week in kazakhstan. the protests were over high fuel prices in the oil rich country after the government lifted its price cap on gas. government buildings and cars are all set on fire. the country's main airport was also stormed by protesters. kazakhstan's president reportedly ordered troops to shoot to kill demonstrators the protests have led to more than 160 deaths and thousands of injuries. top u. s. and russian officials met in geneva, switzerland, for high level talks on the situation in ukraine. the goal is to erase is to ease tensions over a russian military build up on its border with ukraine. tens of thousands of russian soldiers are currently at the border. joe biden administration warned russia that it could face economic sanctions if it invades ukraine. meantime russia says it wants the united states to ban ukraine from joining nato authorities say in northern california woman may be among

the alleged victims of the so called shopping cart killer, investigators say stephanie harrison of reading vanished last august while she was on a sightseeing trip to washington, d. c. her body was discovered inside a shopping card a few weeks later near washington's union train station. you believe this? maybe anthony robinson's fifth victim. this is based on digital evidence that puts him in the same vicinity around the time of the victim's disappearance. sad and tragic. 35 year old anthony robinson is now behind bars after being linked to the killings of four other women. investigators say he met his alleged victims on dating apps killed them, then used shopping carts to dump their bodies in vacant lots. the us coast guard has issued new safety regulations as a result of the 2019 boat fire off the southern california coast that killed 34 people, including many scuba divers from right here in the bay area. the first rules to

go into effect will include requirements to install fire detection and suppression equipment. better escape routes from below deck and a night watchman will also be necessary for boats with overnight passengers. the captain of the dive boat conception is facing 34 counts of manslaughter and victims. families have filed wrongful death lawsuits against the boat owners. three of the 16 figure skaters who will represent the united states at the 2022 olympics next month. have ties to the bay area. one has been sent. joe who grew up in palo alto, compete in the men's event after winning the bronze medal at the national championships yesterday, and it's considered a medal contender in china. karen chan of fremont and elissa luv richmond will compete in the olympic event. all three will also be considered for the skating team event. the beijing winter games start 25 days from now and now to australia, where top men's tennis player novak djokovic has been given permission to stay in the country after initially being denied entry for not being vaccinated. a judge ruled in the tennis stars favor on monday,

but the battle is not over just yet, with the australian open just days away boxes jonathan hunt as the story a victory in court for novak djokovic, the tennis star, winning his visa appeal against australia's government. on monday, a judge reinstated his visa, ending his detention and clearing a path for him to play in the australian open. the 34 year old who's unvaccinated had been held in an australian immigration detention hotels since last week when his visa was canceled at the melbourne airport. border officials determined he did not meet the criteria for an exemption to a rule that all non citizens be fully vaccinated against covid-19. djokovic his attorneys argued since he recently recovered from the virus, he did not need to be vaccinated. under australia's rules, the minister was expecting him to arrive. uh and

presumably the case officers at the border would exercising the power of the direction of the minister in court judge anthony kelly ruled djokovic was not given enough time. to speak to lawyers before a decision about his visa was made. but djokovic is battle isn't over yet. australia's immigration minister still reserves the right to cancel the visa and is considering whether or not to do so. unfortunately novak has fallen into a serious political turmoil that is unfolding. this is all politics, and it's always been politics. the australian open begins next monday. djokovic is the defending champion in los angeles, jonathan hunt ktvu fox two news still ahead, details on the new research on cancer fighting compounds that might be in your kitchen right now, and it's been a pretty sunny day out there across much of the bay area, but we're going to check back in with meteorologist ro

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limited availability in select areas. the fox show 911 lone star depict events during a storm similar to the unexpected cold front that just about took down the texas power grid last year. the show's main characters are first responders who take on various emergencies in austin, south. castaneda recently spoke to gina torres, who plays a paramedic on the show. gina thank you for being with us and all your fans in the bay area

have seen you for so many years on so many different shows. tell me a little more about what this season of 911 lone stars like because i know that you're playing off something that actually happened. big ice storm in texas. correct yes. um i think we were all sort of glued to our seats when we were witnessing it in real time last year, um how does. ah a city a state that is not prepared at all for what was coming, literally dig themselves out. and so we really get to see it through the eyes of the 1 to 6 and through the eyes of tommy vega, although the 1 to 6 has been pulled apart recently. we kind of get a an up close look at what it takes. two. fly by the seat of your pants and

really take deep and make the best of a situation and show up because that's what first responders do right. they show up. they show up on your right day. and there's a lot of that. gina your character, captain tommy vega has had her life pulled apart and this is now piling on. i see. the writers have kind of made it difficult for all of you. you know, and with the 1 26. i won't say too much because i think i don't want to give it away. but you know, now you're kind of being pulled back into the role of getting all back together. i think a lot of viewers want to see that. oh, god. i hope they want to see that we are we make an incredible team. that's my work family and we miss each other. terribly and know that so much of what makes us a successful team is that we trust each other implicitly. we quite literally trust each other with our lives. and you see a lot of that. we see quite a bit of that

in, uh, in in these next few episodes. i'm getting more of a sense of you. it seemed like a lady who has a good sense of humor. and you're fun to work with. tell me more about rob lowe, and not only about him but also his character. seems to have taken a little. he's a little off the reservation, so to speak. yes yes, he is, um it's really one of the most charming aspects of the owen strand character, and it's something that rob plays beautifully. you know, this sort of, um, sophisticated. new yorker, east coast new yorker who also happens to be this badass firefighter and this fire captain. and. to have him be this fish out of water. is. just delicious. it's delicious. and part of it is because rob has a great sense of humor about himself. he brings that to the

role and then it allows us all to play with it as well. well, the firefighters and paramedics , obviously they work together and it's a very tough job and you guys played beautifully. thank you for joining us and good luck. thank you. and you can watch 911 lone star eight o'clock tonight, right here on ktvu fox. two grocery stores are reporting some key shortages and some empty shelves. there are many reasons for this, according to the los angeles times, eggs and meat or the primary foods experiencing shortages. as covid spreads and processing plants have slowed down their operations. operators and distributors also say that labor is short because of hiring problems and covid outbreaks among their current workforce. in nebraska, for example, the number of available food inspectors is down 35. millions of people every january make a new year's resolution to lose weight, and now there's a new push by medical professionals for americans to learn to eat more healthfully. some are calling it anti diet. instead of restricting certain foods.

doctors help them learn how to be happy eating foods they like experts say it's a form of self care that teaches people how to choose foods that are good for them and not to overeat. studies show that this kind of intuitive eating is also good for mental health because it's more satisfying and overall, less stressful. scientists say some common spices you likely have in your kitchen could actually help in the fight against cancer researchers at purdue university say that some mediterranean herbs such as oregano in time, could have cancer fighting properties that helps suppress tumors. the researchers say. there are not enough of the cancer fighting compounds in the spices in their current form to provide protection. they are working to understand how the compounds are formed with the goal of engineering plants with higher levels for medical use. the nearly extinct coho salmon has been spotted in a remote creek in marin county. marine biologists say it's the first bay area sighting of the endangered fish in nearly 20 years, they say the population of coho salmon has been in a steady decline since the 19 fifties due mostly to a loss of

habitat and the drought. it's believed the recent rains have played a critical role in their return to the waters of marin county. thousands of people living up in the sierra have been without power. now for more than two weeks. the storms that pushed right across the sierra just after christmas, knock down power poles and in many cases, broke lines and eldorado, nevada and plaster counties. most of the people who are still in the dark, actually say they're encouraged because they can see the workers out there, making a little more progress every day. they are out in full force drove through town yesterday, and that's all i could see was pg and e cruz contractors. it's incredible the amount of people they have out here. yeah, it's been pretty crazy, but power pole up there was just swinging around for about a week. pg and e says it hopes to have the power back for everyone on by the end of the week. let's swing back to our bay area whether we are seeing sunlight we haven't seen in quite a while. rosemary is the rain going to come back at all this week? you know, it doesn't look like it. garcia it looks like we are going to be

dry for the next few days and temperatures are expected to warm as we get into the next few days as well. show you that in the extended forecast, let's take a look at what's happening outside our doors at this hour after the cloud cover earlier this morning, we have since clear to blue skies and we're looking at plenty of sunshine for the rest of today. we do have a look there over san francisco, where temperatures are relatively mild, either, right where we should be or slightly above storm tracker to they're showing you if you take a look at the state of california. you can kind of depict where that weak front moved through and is now exiting california on its way into nevada. if you take your eyes over towards the pacific, we do have another system here. but again, not expecting a whole lot of rain out of it. we are looking at mainly dry conditions as it moves ashore. here's a look at the future cast model and its instill motion where you can see the weak front that moved through earlier this morning. now areas over nevado as well as a southern california seeing some of that cloud cover still, but it has cleared the bay area. tuesday wednesday.

you've noticed we do have a ridge of high pressure in place and that keeps pushing the storm track to the north. that is not really expected to change. we will get another opportunity at clouds. maybe a little bit of drizzle, but it really looks like we're going to remain right. so mostly sunny skies a little bit of haze out there today, and temperatures for most are warmer with some of our inland cities and some of our warmer cities in the santa clara valley in the sixties, and then, as we get into the extended forecast, we will see an increase in clouds once again later in the week, but not likely to see much rain temperature is right now in and around the bay area. we have a fifties. if we shift to the north bay, we've got 59 arana park. 61 over bodega bay as well as sebastian pool and 64 point reyes to the afternoon, upper fifties low sixties for most of us we have 58 expected in pacifica as well as san francisco and in the south based 63 over san jose in the north based 62 expected in napa so

enjoyable weather in the forecast. notice temperatures nudge upwards tuesday wednesday when some of our warmer sponsor in the mid to upper sixties it doesn't last. as we do again increase the cloud cover on thursday, pull temperatures back just a little bit. and then as we get into the weekend, mostly sunny skies, with temperatures ranging in the mid to upper sixties once again back to you, thank you. rosemary barber in australia is taking a shop on the road in an effort to get more men to open up about their mental health. sam dowdle says he ends up having meaningful conversations with men while cutting their hair and that the same men probably wouldn't feel comfortable so openly talking with other people in their lives. he says he wants to encourage men to seek out mental health services and to be open about any struggles. i realized that it was a lot of what we were doing anyway. my training is about trying to get people to help each other, not for me to help them. cattle, says that he plans to take his mobile barbershop around the country counseling men as he cuts their hair and directing them to mental health services that are available in their area.

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other. the pilot crashed the single engine cessna right near an airport in san fernando valley. that plane ended up on some train tracks. while moments later, officers pulled up to the scene, ran to the plane and then pulled the pilot from the wreckage just as a train was steaming down the tracks right toward the group. police body cam video shows the moment here that the train rolled through and slammed into the plane. vote no, go go! officers were quick

to the scene because that crash happened just a few blocks from a police station. it is being investigated now by the federal officials. the pilot is being treated for injuries at a trauma center. but no more information about his condition has been released. california is the first day who require state to require private health insurance plans to cover the cost of at home tests for sexually transmitted diseases. state lawmakers approved the plan because of the number of stds has skyrocketed in the past few years, they say, being able to take tests in the privacy of a person's home and for no cost should encourage more to get tested and produced the risk of transmitting infections. medical will also start picking up the cost for such testing later this year, the price of sitting in the driver's seat without actually driving is going up. tesla announced this at the price of its self driving software known as full self driving. will rise to $12,000. that's a $2000 increase from its current price. that feature is still in test mode. the price hike will take effect next week . tesla plans to deliver the first of its all electric semi

trucks later this month. the pepsi the 1st 15 big rigs will be used in the central valley for local distribution. tesla has struggled to get these semi trucks and production since they were announced five years ago. the company was facing a lawsuit over their design, but that was dropped last week to lay walmart and anheuser busch are among about a dozen companies that have pre ordered tesla semi truck. well it's not a huge job, but the average price of regular grade gasoline did two cents over the past three weeks. it's now at $3.39 a gallon, but industry analysts say prices at the pump could actually start rising once again because the cost of crude oil is going up. nationwide the highest average price for a gallon of regular gas is right here in the bay area. $4.74 a gallon the lowest price remains in houston, texas , at 2 79 a gallon big difference. there are growing fears about a new hacking system that could threaten any computer in the world. reporter jennifer griffin has the latest from the

pentagon. departments around the world are scrambling to close a gap in software used by nearly every computer around the world amidst frantic warnings from top national security cyber officials who fear a cyber armageddon if companies don't act fast to patch the problem, an employee at the chinese tech company alibaba discovered the vulnerability that would allow anyone to use log four j. a widely used software tool to remotely hack into any computer in the world and take over the entire server. the log four j vulnerability. it's the most serious vulnerability that i have seen. in my decades long career, everyone should assume that they are exposed and vulnerable and to check and make sure that they're not vulnerable . the nsa u. s. cyber command and cisa are taking urgent action to detect threat activity. since the vulnerability was discovered late last week. cyber experts say the us is already under attack. check point software

reported 800,000 attempted attacks in 72 hours, a pandemic like spread about 100 hacks on the nation's computers and infrastructure every minute as bad actors like china, russia and iran. try to exploit the vulnerability, which some experts say could give them the ability to shut down the internet and critical u s infrastructure. i think everybody wants to tell you there's going to be like a cyber pearl harbor. that's not how this works. what's going to happen is they want to lead us out through cuts. they don't want to have some sort of cyber 9 11 to unify us. rather they want to do lots of small things. this former navy cybersecurity expert compares the latest vulnerability to finding out the salt in your house is poisoned. then you realize you have salt in almost every product in your kitchen. not just the salt shaker. fox news has learned. the israelis have already reported that iranian hackers tried to exploit the log four j vulnerability to get into its

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