a disappointing loss at home for the san francisco 49 ers to the seattle seahawks in today's matchup there at levi's stadium. >> this is ktvu fox two news at six. >> and good evening everyone i'm heather holmes and i'm mike mibach. >> san francisco marked world day of remembrance for those killed on city streets. >> the annual event was held at

the steps of city hall, where hundreds of ghost shoes have been placed to honor those who have lost their lives in tragic in traffic crashes. >> ktvu zac sos joins us live tonight from city hall, where that vigil is coming to an end. zach. >> yeah, that vigil underway for just about an hour now. over my shoulder. you mentioned those ghost shoes, those 317 ghost shoes. a pair for every pedestrian killed on the streets of san francisco over the last decade in a traffic crash. the event, organized by a pedestrian safety group, walk s.f. joining them, a number of city leaders, as well as survivors and families impacted by crashes this year, also marking the ten year anniversary of vision zero. those are policies enacted to make city streets safer and reduce pedestrian deaths across san francisco. over the last few years, a number of city streets seeing changes to traffic patterns, more bike lanes, traffic signals and slow streets. but many here today say more still needs to be done. >> we never want to contribute

to any more shoes to this ghost, you know, ghost shoes to this memorial. that's the hardest part to see this number grow. the last time we did shoes, we do something different every year. one year was flowers. the last time we did shoes was five years ago. and there was, you know, only about 200. and so the list keeps growing. and that's the hardest part. >> and this february 33rd speed cameras will be turned on across san francisco, part of a pilot program, walk sf, hoping that will have an immediate impact on traffic safety. >> back to you. it'll be nice to have those up and running. zach. thank you for that. was hit and killed whilewoman crossing a busy street in hayward. it happened on mission boulevard, north of east lewelling boulevard at around 945 last night. thpays a woman was in the crosswalk when e was hit and killed by a dodge caravan. the driver was a 17 year old boy. the chp says

thatt es appear that speed was a factor. no word on an arrest. anyone who witnessed the crash should call the chp. hayward area office. >> brentwood police are asking for the public's help locating a man who went missing yesterday. police say 37 year old zachary lowery of oakley, was last seen yesterday morning in downtown brentwood. they say lowery has a mental health disorder. he was wearing a green sweatshirt, black sweatpants and black vans. anyone with information is asked to contact 911. >> in santa rosa, police have identified now and arrested two people who they believe were responsible for several burglaries. 46 year old shannon whitman and 46 year old danielle tucker were both. daniel tucker were both arrested this week. during the arrest, officers say they found more than a dozen illegally owned guns and several stolen items for weeks, police have been searching for the two men they were suspected of burglarizing a car, stealing a wallet and children's sporting equipment. officers are now working to return those stolen

items to their owners. >> pga responded to a gas leak in cupertino. the city first reported the leak around 815 this morning along creek line drive, saying a two inch line was affected. firefighters and a hazmat team worked with pga workers to secure that line. evacuation orders were temporarily put in place for the neighborhood. officials say the gas line was repaired just around 1115 this morning. >> more than a dozen brands of carrots from a california farm are being recalled, all due to e coli concerns. grimmway farms of bakersfield has issued a nationwide recall of organic, whole and baby carrots that may have been contaminated with e coli. the carrots were sold under 19 different brand names at stores such as safeway, whole foods and trader joe's. the cdc says 39 people nationwide have been sickened. 3 to 4 of them are here in california and one person has died. for more on that carrot recall, including which brands are included. be sure to log on to our website ktvu.com. >> the san francisco 49ers had a chance to grab a slice of first

place in the nfc west, but instead they got hit hard by the seattle seahawks. >> they had that chance. it was a disappointing 20 to 17 losses, especially being at home. our bailey o'carroll joining us now. and boy we just could not put this one away against the seahawks. >> no. and that's kind of become a theme right for the niners this season. this is their third really just brutal fourth quarter lead blown by the niners this year. they now sit at five and five one and three in the division. the injuries certainly top of mind today. one of the big names of course who didn't play. that's george kittle. sat this one out with a hamstring injury. brock purdy doing it himself extending over the pile on right there to give the niners the early lead here over the seahawks. but then will the injury bug bites again. nick bosa suffering a new oblique injury in the second half. he would not return to this game. and in his absence the defense

gave up two touchdowns. then jauan jennings trying to do everything and save it for this niners offense. many thought that this could be the score. that would be the dagger, but not so fast. geno smith putting the seahawks on his back. holding on to the ball taking this one to the house. so the niners lose this 120 to 17. >> just extremely disappointing. i thought we had a chance to put him away a number of times throughout the game. i thought the penalties we had on a number of drives just killed us. i thought we had some good momentum and then had a penalty. that kind of ended the drive on two big drives that cost us points on both of them. still should have put it away there on that last drive and had every opportunity to and missed a couple of opportunities to do that. and when we did that, we gave them a chance. and i thought our defense played great all game until that last drive. but let them hang around. and when you let people hang around, that's what happens. >> well, up next, the niners have a tough road stretch. they take on the packers and then the

bills who just beat the previously unbeaten kansas city chiefs guys. so it's a tough road ahead. talk to jerry rice a couple of weeks ago he said this team has to treat every game like it is a playoff game. >> so we'll have to see what they got to score. you can't just say 17 points is not going to do it. >> no, that red zone offense. >> all right. yeah. >> thank you. thanks, guys. thanks, bailey. go, niners! >> woo! >> i wish that we were that excited right now. the 40 niners, though, hosting a drag brunch event. this was yesterday at levi's stadium. fans enjoying specially concocted mimosas and brunch favorites from levi levi restaurants, along with entertainment from drag performers. the team says the event aims to provide a safe and welcoming space for lgbtq plus fans and allies to celebrate drag entertainment. as well as football. >> sam trans adjusted its schedule today, aimed at ensuring that all of its busses arrive on time for routes have been updated. you can check the new schedules by phone or on the sam trans website. now sam trans reviews and then adjusts its schedules four times a year to

keep up with the needs of the community and really improve its on time performance. the next schedule change will occur in february. >> well, the new generation of faregates is coming to an east bay bart station this week. construction on the new entry gates will begin at the warm springs south. fremont station. they will be there on the south end of the concourse, and once installation is complete, which should take about two weeks, will a second wave of gates will be added? these new gates are already up at ten other bart stations, montgomery and powell streets, also currently under construction. new parking regulations are coming to fremont. the city council approving some new rules last week that give the city more authority to enforce long term and oversize vehicle street parking vehicles must move at least 1000ft after staying in a parking spot for 72 hours straight. they also cannot return to that first spot for 24 hours. the new code also says that oversize vehicles are not allowed to park on a public

street within 100ft of a residential property line any longer. these new regulations will begin in december. >> caltrans scheduled to reopen the rio vista bridge in eastern solano county early tomorrow morning. workers shut down that bridge on highway 12 across the sacramento river on friday night for an $11 million repair project. some nearby business owners say the weekend bridge closure has resulted in detours affecting both their customers and their employees. >> it has impacted family owned business a lot. employees could not get their hours this week due to a lot of them live in the other side of town, so i'm here helping tortilla flats covering for some employees. >> now, caltrans says it is aware the 55 hour closure is having an impact on businesses in the delta region. but it also says the repairs, including replacing the bridge deck and rails and repaving the approach ramps, are all needed. >> still ahead tonight, president biden authorizes ukraine to use long range us

missiles against russia. why he's making this move now, just months before leaving office. >> just how much will republicans push back on some of trump's cabinet picks? i'm madison scarpino in atlanta. more on that coming up. >> and some very interesting weather this week. you might have been hearing about it. a couple of atmospheric rivers in the mix. we'll talk about the chances for rain and how long

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will be attending the g20 summit in rio de janeiro. but his first stop was the amazon rainforest. president biden became the first sitting u.s. president to set foot in the amazon, where he reinforced america's commitment to combating climate change. >> the amazon rainforest was built up over 50 million years, 50 million years. history is literally watching us now. so let's preserve this sacred place for our time and forever, for the benefit of all humanity. >> president biden announced that tens of millions in u.s. dollars will be directed toward preserving the amazon, while acknowledging that his successor may, quote, delay the clean energy revolution that is

underway in america. end quote. >> a new russian missile and drone attack hitting the large southern ukraine port city of odesa. officials say it is the largest attack over the last several months. two people were killed as the strikes hit energy structures and disrupted power and water supplies. president biden today making a key move authorizing ukraine to use long range u.s. missiles in its fight against russia. that weaponry will allow ukraine to strike targets deep inside russian territory. >> fox news kevin corke explains why the timing of this decision comes before president elect donald trump takes office. good evening from washington. >> the decision allowing ukraine to use the army tactical missile system for attacks further into russia comes as thousands of north korean troops have been sent to a region along ukraine's northern border to help russia retake ground there. it also happens amid growing concerns from kyiv that once in office, president elect trump will move to reduce, or possibly even end

continued financial and military support by the u.s. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy and many of his supporters have been pressing the biden white house for months to allow ukraine to strike military targets deeper inside russia, saying the u.s. ban had made it nearly impossible for ukraine to try to stop russian attacks on its cities and electrical grids. especially with as many as 12,000 north korean troops on the march. meantime, president elect trump has repeatedly slammed the biden administration for giving kyiv tens of billions of dollars in aid. officially, the u.s. is said to have provided more than 56.2 billion in security assistance just since russian forces invaded that country back in february of 2022. and it is likely a much higher number even than that. also, late tonight, france and great britain have decided to& allow ukraine to use storm shadow missiles on russian territory that, according to a report in le figaro. now, it

should be pointed out that some ukraine supporters have argued that u.s. constraints have really cost them a shot at winning this war. but that's a debate that continues to be a major source of disagreement among ukraine's nato allies. many of whom don't have nearly as much financial skin in the game as does the u.s. in washington, i'm kevin corke, fox news. >> hezbollah officials announced that an israeli airstrike killed their chief spokesperson in central beirut. officials say mohammad afif, their head of media relations, died in this attack. the death comes as lebanese officials are considering a cease fire proposal led by the united states. israel also bombed several buildings in beirut's southern suburbs, where hezbollah has been headquartered. they did warn people prior to evacuate. the last israeli strike in central beirut on october 10th killed 22 people in two different locations. >> some of president elect trump's cabinet picks are expected to get some pushback during the confirmation process,

even from within the gop. as fox's madison, scarpino reports, the nomination most worrisome to lawmakers is matt gaetz for attorney general, who faced allegations of sexual misconduct and illegal drug use. >> president elect trump announcing the latest additions to his cabinet this weekend, oil executive chris wright for energy secretary and north dakota governor doug burgum for interior secretary. burgum will also serve as chair of a newly established national energy council. the selections reflect trump's campaign promise to boost domestic energy production. >> we're going to drill, baby drill. >> we're going to bring it back so fast. while wright and burgum should be confirmed easily, some of trump's other picks may face a tougher fight. many republicans say trump has earned the right to pick his staff without interference, viewing the election results as a mandate to shake up washington. >> i think we need reformers. i think we need disrupters. >> i believe in the principle of a new president being able to choose his team.

>> some senators would like to see the findings of a house ethics report into matt gaetz, trump's pick for attorney general, before making up their minds on his nomination. >> matt gaetz is going to go through the same scrutiny as every other individual, but that should be definitely part of our decision making. >> democrats say the hearings will serve as a loyalty test for the senate's new republican majority. >> what he wants to do with these nominees is establish that the congress, the united states, will not stand up to him with anything if they will confirm matt gaetz, they will do anything he wants. >> it's been more than 30 years since the senate has rejected a president's cabinet nominee. in atlanta, madison, scarpino fox news. >> u.s. military officials say they have positively identified the remains of a young livermore man who fought in world war two and was classified as missing in action for the past 80 years. 21 year old second lieutenant thomas kelly jr was an army aviator who was on board a b-24

that was shot down over water in 1944 near present day papua new guinea. the wreckage was discovered in 2017 and retrieved last year. in the deepest underwater mia recovery effort ever undertaken by the u.s. government and according to the washington post. kelly's family really spearheaded the search to recover his remains. the family says they plan to bury kelly's remains in livermore on memorial day. >> olympic gymnastics coach bela karolyi has died at the age of 82. he and his wife, martha, trained several olympic gold medalists and world champions, including nadia comaneci and mary lou retton. later, his legacy was tarnished after several athletes spoke out about his harsh coaching tactics and said that karolyi was part of a system that created an oppressive culture that allowed sexual abuse by doctor larry nassar to run unchecked. for years, karolyi and his wife denied any knowledge of nassar's abuse. >> the 2025 rhodes scholars have

been announced, and two stanford students were selected from northern california. francesca fernandez of saratoga is a physics major at stanford. fernandez also teaches physics to high school students. sing soprano in a cappella group, and is an actress with the stanford asian-american theater project. katie tolley of sacramento is a political science major at stanford who has completed internships at the department of defense, the state department, and the united nations. the 32 recipients include students from 19 states and the district of columbia attending 20 u.s. colleges and universities. >> one of the largest ski resorts in california, it is now open mammoth mountain, kicking off its 71st season on friday. opening lifts for skiers and snowboarders. a spokesperson for the resort telling ktvu. dozens of people lined up early to be among the very first to go down the slopes. several other resorts are also planning to open up, opening up this coming week. that includes palisades at

tahoe, north star and heavenly. let's check in now with our chief meteorologist, bill martin and bill, a good start to the sierra ski season. yeah, and more to come. >> i actually talked to a young man that was up at mammoth yesterday and said it was packed because they only had like one run open, but you get the idea. everybody wants to get the snow coming and it is going to come this week is going to be sort of an internet week for weather and what i mean by that is you're going to hear a lot of stuff you're already hearing atmospheric river, you're hearing bomb, cyclone, all that hype stuff. there's a lot of potential for rainfall. there really is. and a bomb cyclone. that's something that drops 24 millibars in 24 hours, which indicates strong winds, strong low pressure. that's possible to further north. and then the atmospheric river will show it to you right here. there's a couple of them, or at least one shows up in a large piece. so here's tomorrow. there's tuesday. so long range model i should have said that. and then here's tuesday morning. right. a lot of clouds. and then tuesday night into wednesday morning. so it's rain. wednesday looks wet. thursday looks wet, especially

in the north bay. and if you're noticing right, everything's happening in the north bay. there's your atmospheric river. see that tail of moisture streaming in? i mean, this is again. but look at the focus further north. so the key with atmospheric rivers, as you know, and don't buy any of it yet because by some of it it's going to be wet on wednesday into thursday. and we'll probably see be be wet again into saturday afternoon. but what i'm getting at lots can happen between now and then in these model runs, especially when you've got a jet stream configured like we do right now, so we'll keep an eye on it. these are some of the rainfall numbers that are being forecast. and again you're going to hear a lot. it's just that's because yeah it just gets headlines. people get fired up when they see you know atmospheric river or bomb cyclone all. none of it's crazy out of the ordinary. but what is interesting is it's a wet pattern that is going to bring us significant rain in northern california. pacific northwest, portland. those areas get hit pretty hard as well. so it's going to be an active week, is what i'm saying. and the models are going to change right. they

update all the time. and so this is going to move around a bunch. but the basic idea is looks like you're going to get some wet weather coming in here on tuesday night into wednesday. wednesday morning commute looks wet, especially in the north bay. and then again on thursday, break on friday and then some, maybe saturday afternoon. so what can you see? you can see some of that moisture plume there. and then coming close. there were scattered showers showing up further north earlier today. a few light sprinkles. that was in the forecast as well. here is the model for tomorrow morning. a few scattered showers tomorrow afternoon, then wednesday or tuesday morning. and then here comes tuesday night into wednesday morning. right. so that's sort of the that's the end in san jose. you're going whatever what's going on. right at 8 a.m. it's wet everywhere especially in the north bay. this has a lot of focus, as do many atmospheric rivers on the north bay or potential atmospheric rivers on the north bay. and so they'll get a lot of rain. marin county watershed, what have you. so most of it appears to be right now for us, day by day, week by week, storm

by storm. we're looking at wednesday into thursday, a little bit into friday, and then we get back on it on saturday. so we'll dial it in. it's going to be wet though, and you're gonna have some wet commutes for sure. >> all right bill thank you. coming up, thousands of runners braved chilly morning temperatures to run berkeley's half marathon. why? this race is a very important step in completing what's known as the area cha en make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit your local kia dealer today. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months plus $1,000 retail bonus cash on specially tagged 2025 sportage and sorento vehicles. bounced from one doctor to the next. plus $1,000 retail bonus cash does it have to be like this? at kaiser permanente, we have a different kind of healthcare... so, how did you like doctor lum? ...where all of us work together for all that is you. the holidays (♪) and holiday trips (♪)

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a chilly 44 degrees sunday morning. while that sounds cold to many of us, the berkeley half marathon runners didn't mind it initially. >> it's cold, but once you start running, actually it's not. not that bad, actually. >> you know, i thought it was going to be worse. it actually feels okay. i feel warm, ready to go. >> they came prepared with layers, jackets that could easily fold up and sleeves that can be removed quickly and did their best to get warm before the race. >> i stood on my heater this morning while i was getting dressed and had some hot tea, so trying to stay warm. >> but the truth is, the ideal temperature to run a half marathon is between 41 and 50 degrees. >> this is actually the best weather to be running in. >> yeah, anything warmer gets too hot once we start moving. >> elizabeth and julia are pacers helping to lead other runners across the finish line, and they are very experienced runners. julia has done 48 half marathons already just this year they were in big bear for one

yesterday. the marathon was canceled because of black ice, so i ended up having to run the half. >> so but it was it was beautiful. it was beautiful. >> 20 degrees at the start. >> although this duo has 12 more races to round out the year, this race is the final run in what's known as the bay area challenge. five iconic races, including the san jose half oakland marathon, giant race and san francisco marathon. this means the running season is coming to an end, and you can feel why the cold, making many feel like we're getting an early taste of winter, especially spectators just there to show support runners, though not missing a beat even crossing the finish line shirtless. in berkeley, amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> can't say i've actually ever done a half marathon. >> no, i have not either. >> plenty of five ks run a lap, one lap in high school. that counts. it was never a long distance runner, but one day is the right attitude to have. someday i'll get out there.

yeah. >> all right. well, thanks, everybody for joining us to stream the very latest news and weather on your smart tv or on your phone. make sure to download the brand new fox local app. >> maybe two laps and then i'll do three laps. okay. >> yeah. you got to build. that's right. >> we will be back here for the ten and 11:00 news. and of course bailey with sports wrap. good night everyone. ♪ (robert rose) - ever wonder why we're called human beings? how much time do each of us spend actually just being? if you practice yoga or mindful meditation, then maybe so. but i don't and i need to. so, when my friend, the travel yogi, invited me to iceland for one of her yoga-themed adventures, i jumped at the chance. i was able to relax and unwind among some of the world's most incredible and surreal landscapes. but alas, eventually, my modern-day addiction to stimulation surfaced.