>> todd: fresno county d.a. lisa smittcamp joins me now. thank you so much for being here. gavin newsom is talking real tough, but how much is he to blame for creating an environment that really encourages lawlessness? >> well, he created this with his cronies. this is another sound bite for the governor. our governor has been -- this has been going on for seven or eight years in california. he is behind all of it. he supports george gass cohen, and the imposter d.a.s. he was mayor of san francisco when san francisco started to look like a third world country. he goes out there and has the audacity to blame the union pacific security and then you're in a pacific police, local police and blaming prosecutor statewide for not doing their job of smash and grab spear this is just another publicity stunt by him. he has a name as to public safety as the governor. >> todd: wow, that is quite a statement there. to the d.a. there in l.a., george gas cone we talk about him a lot and what he is doing to the city is horrific. he's blaming union pacific for the train package and writes "

so bad is significant. >> derek break is near fresno. he says 8-10 computers returned to china empty because shipping companies find a faster come up to five times more profitable then us exports. >> we are seeing is steamship lines sending empty containers back to refill so they can get more product in and rather than sending them back with american-made products. all-americans continue to buy record number of chinese products, there short of their obligation to write american products with the trade agreement, an issue which officials promised to address. >> thank you very much. and it is time to welcome back kevin corke come always looking out for us. he wants to make sure we are prepared in case we see ourselves in this situation. what do we need to know, kevin? >> with empty shelves popping up all over the country, more and more americans are now thinking about food security. it turns are just like we all went through at the very outset of the pandemic, you remember you're looking for this am looking for that. a lot of americans are

security personnel at the fresno air national guard base received demonstration from a robot dog. >> it's called the quandary pedal unmanned ground vehicle. it's the creation of a company called ghost robotics. the robots will be used for patrolling the basin would be able to notify the defense operation center of any security issues, if approved for use of fresno air guard base will be the first california air national guard unit to employ the robots. >> still ahead, the niners just one game away from going to the super bowl as the high keeps growing ticket sale. prices are going to. we'll have more on the projections. and today is international holocaust remembrance day. when we return, we'll take you to a santa rosa memorial was recently vandalized. >> today is international holocaust remembrance day where we all pause to honor the 6 million jews who died during world war. 2 for charles clifford reports from the site of a holocaust memorial and the north bay, which unfortunately was recently vandalized. >> well, here in santa rosa, an effort is underway to repair the damage to a h

the community medical center in fresno announced 717 employees would remain in their homes following the coronavirus protocols to self-isolate. it says 690 of those staff members have tested positive for covid. and this is a live look at new york. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 5, our affiliate, major league baseball and its players hold their first bargaining session since a lockout began december 2nd. the owners were expected to make a new proposal regarding core economic and competitive issues. we will follow that. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ i'm ready to play today ♪ put me in coach ♪ i'm ready to play today ♪ look at me ♪ i can be center field ♪ ♪ teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. expand your limits in the 2022 lexus gx with apple carplay support. get 2.4

the rattling was felt as far as fresno. >>> southern california is dealing with a new viral threat tonight. it is called "flurona". a patient is testing positive for both the flu and coronavirus. one of the first cases in the country was detected in los angeles. >> take a look so similar. they are traveling the same way. it is assumed that if you are testing for one, you should test for the other. >> the rapid surge of the omicron variant led to a shortage in ambulance crews. now the county is changing how and when they are dispensed. they will only send an ambulance for life-threatening situations. in some cases, patients will be transported to hospitals on fire trucks. >>> we have a live look from san jose. is this owners could be forced to sell, whether they like it or not. they are currently purchasing up 93 pieces of land along the santa clara street corridor. th b.eventuly n underneath it. the businesses there now will have to move. one owner has less than one year to relocate his truck center from its current five acre site.>> reporter: there is a big, pending doom. we think about e

so a would be thief took a painful fall near fresno while breaking into a best buy store right through the roof. >> surveillance cameras captured this bumbling burglar. it was last sunday around 4 in the morning crashing into a stacked merchandise at the warehouse. police say they responded because the store's alarm went off. but everything appeared to be locked. so they left when workers showed up to the best buy. about 2 hours later, they found 39 year-old corey fish on the floor. he wasn't seriously hurt, but he was quickly arrested. >> sure is. ego was bruised a little yeah. >> in weather news tonight, there's a massive winter storm that's moving across the south central united states right now. right now, winter weather advisories along with storm warnings stretch from kansas and oklahoma all the way to the east coast and even canada. >> that storm is expected to bring snow, ice and freezing rain to parts of the south, making driving conditions nearly impossible in north carolina alone, 200 members of the national guard have now been activated to help with the storm response in th

include cal state la san francisco state cal state, east bay and san jose state along with cal state fresno. we continue our tsunami advisory coverage still here on kron, 4 news at 6 o'clock, including the water rescues performed today due to folks getting swept out. >> and the highways. >> then why even democrats in congress are getting frustrated with >> now it's 6 kron. 4 is monitoring a developing story from texas tonight where a man has taken a group hostage inside of a synagogue near fort worth. here's what we know right now. in the last hour, officials say a man who was inside has been released unhurt. meanwhile, fbi negotiators continue to talk with the person inside. investigators say this all started during a service that was being live streamed on facebook when the feed cut out, there has been no information from inside since at this point. the only thing officials are saying about the person who was holding these people hostage is that he was demanding the release of a new row scientists who was convicted of trying to kill u.s. army officers in afghanistan were watching the stor

they arrived from fresno early this morning and found no flight and very little information. >> i don't have an idea what happened. just only cancel. >> on air india's twitter feed, a message to passengers reads in part, due to deployment of the 5g communications in usa, we will not be able to operate the following flights of 19 january 2022. the sfo to delhi flight is one of four u.s. routes air india canceled. it left this group scrambling to figure out how to get to a wedding in delhi. >> so what's the plan tomorrow? you're going to try to come back in the morning to catch another flight. >> stay here and then i booked 8:25 a.m. is united and go to chicago and make another to delhi. >> she wants to stay in the terminal to be ready if there are any other changes. inbig issue for international carriers is the altimeters on the boeing 777 model yet. they're concerned it would be affected by the 5g rollout because the instruments on the 777 operate on a close portion of the radio spectrum. >> a very popular plane. it's a workhorse of international travel. more or less replaced the 747 th

program to work and look like a patrol dog being unveiled at the fresno air national guard base in california. the robot pub on the officially joining the ranks just yet could be a first of its kind used by the california air national guard and would provide an extra layer of security for patrolling that phase. still creepy. texas parks and wildlife department restocking waterways. this is a winter tradition for the state. those poor fish. a thousand rainbow trout being released into a popular three-acre public fishing pond in the eastern -- if you like trout angling, there you go. you may have heard of a bank but what about a doggy bank. the canine customer was caught on camera waiting very patiently for a teller at a st. louis, missouri, bank. not able to enjoy any cash, but did get a treat for being on his very best behavior. now this. me 4-year-old, part husky part chihuahua. i don't want to know about that. just can't seem to get enough of the white stuff. you can see the husky has been coming on and jumps her in the snow virginia beach and grabbing chunks of falling snow is the parents

we are evolving into a mega region that encompasses fresno and sacramento. an eye-opening new research study says nearly every local city has lost population in the past five years, and this has implications for the transportation network, which is why the metropolitan transportation commission is paying attention. by tracking state tax returns, researchers discovered a correlation between income and where people have moved. >> nearly 35% of movers had household income of

assembly member jim patterson of fresno, has been a vocal critic of the dd. he said he was not surprised to see saints go in a statement , he said the fdd has tried so hard to downplay their most recent failure at preventing fraud within their disability programs. they're nothing to see here. excuse making is actually hurting people. there's no one i know has more experience in state government. didn't rita former ed director michael bernick, who is now an employment attorney, said saints did a good job under rita in a relatively short time. a year, plus the backlog backlog backlog cases that everyone's complained about has gone down dramatically , bernick said. moving forward the department needs to focus on resolving identity issues getting people paid and getting people back to work. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. the ntsb is now investigating how a bridge and pittsburgh pennsylvania collapsed, injuring at least 10 people. a commuter bus and several cars were on the bridge this morning when it collapsed. it happened just hours before president b

months before laci peterson disappeared. 100 miles away in fresno, california. a woman named amber frye got a phone call about a woman about a guy. >> i was doing really well getting my career started in massage therapy, single mother. i was told about a great guy my friend wanted me to meet. >> set you up on a date. >> a blind date at first. i said okay. i wonder who she sees as a good fit for me. >> she said he had a good sense of humor, good looking. single and looking for the one. soul mate. >> serious about this. >> yeah. his name, scott peterson. it was late november when they met in person and it was electric. >> we really had a great first date. really good. >> sometimes you meet somebody easy to talk to you feel as though there's no wall between you two. >> right. >> it was like that? >> yeah. >> he was immediately attracted to you and you to him? >> we chuckled about being pleasantly surprised. i would say that there was a mutual attraction. >> what did he tell you about himself? >> on the first date he told me about his family and the plans that he ha

i'm originally from fresno, california. california, obviously we know our governor is not very small business-friendly. so at the time i am just renting a chair. i wouldn't take the risk right now to you know, putting in a bunch of money into a new hair salon. ashley: why did you lose your business? once this all was exposed, were you boycotted? did the customers just stop coming in? how did that play out? >> to be honest no, my clients did support me. they have known me for 10 years. so what did get me out of san francisco was, yes, i did, i did get death threats. i got someone threatening to burn my hair salon. to be honest, a lot of people left san francisco because of the way it has been going. ashley: you did exactly the same. you thought about leaving the state. we just did a story earlier, u-haul is running out of strucks taking people from california to places like texas and florida. >> it is 100% true. i wanted to clarify that on my last interview with fox. i actually, what i did, because california has become so s

consideration include cal state la san francisco state cal state east bay, san jose state and cal state fresno. dave. >> still quite a bit of cloud cover looking for today. is those temperatures race up to the lower 60's? a look at forecast to come back to kron. 4 morning news continues. >> welcome back. 7.15, here on this sunday morning. it's time for another check of our weather forecast. david looks like you said we might get a maybe a sprinkle of some sort today. yeah. got to keep the insurance certificate there. just in case here we have low. that's kind of in our backyard a little bit here churning up quite a bit of cloud cover. we have the same scenario stirred a we're going continue. >> through tomorrow, it's going to take it to the early part of next week until we really shake this off. so what is keep that in reserves? they're just a bit wistful better wash my car. but >> the chances are pretty slight you really see much of anything. here's the golden gate bridge again, cut some of that stratus kind of hang around quite a bit. but this afternoon will be very stark in terms of what th

the result is planners now consider this a mega region that encompasses fresno and sacramento. tracking the landscape is part of building a bert bay area and -- better bay area. and we plan on to why planners see bigger geographic challenges ahead. >> the bay area thought of its as five, then nine counties. no los angeles. we're involving into a mega region as people migrate away from the central bay area. an eye-opening study says that every coast in the study has lost population. as people seek a better lifestyle, this has implications for our transportation network which is why the mtc is paying attention. by tracking state tax returns,sd where people have moved. >> for places like roseville and folsom, nearly 35% of movers had household income over 100,000. in contrast, 30% or more moves to stockton, lose banos and patternson had household incomes of 25,000 fluids. that's a pretty stark difference. >> the great migration actually causes a surge in traffic woes in outlying areas. notably perused, san joaquin and yolo counties. the m.t.c. is working on a list of 12 mega regio

consideration include cal state la san francisco state cal state east bay, san jose state and cal state fresno. we're following a developing story from australia tonight. happening right now, tennis star. >> novak, djokovich in the middle of a court hearing for a visa case that will decide on whether or not he will be deported from the country. the hearing is under way still in the process. yoke of it was returned to a detention facility in melbourne yesterday after his visa was revoked for a second time by the australian government. officials say the new who is unvaccinated has become a threat to the public order and could encourage anti-vaccine sentiment if you wins his appeal, he would be able to teke part in the australian open, which is set to get underway on monday. that court has adjourned those justices, those judges in the case now deciding on whether or not he should stay or be deported. let you know what, just what those judges decide in this issue. sports is up next. derek carr makes his playoff debut for the raiders in the wild card. >> round against cincinnati bengals. could the

kumasi: security personnel at the fresno air national guard base got this demonstration of a robot dog. the 100 44th fighter wing shared this video showing the mechanical dog from ghost robotics moving around while guard members are looking on. if it is approved to be used the 144th wing will be the first national unit to employ robots. reggie: ok. kumasi: why do they have to have it march like that, can it just walk leisurely? reggie: canted have a different whe e it a robot dog, let us make it like aal dog. right? kumasi: it is the legs for me. reggie: new at 6:00, a top san francisco 49ers today, but his great-grandfather was the top of the chicago crime. -- bob. one player's how powerful is an invisalign smile? so powerful you can face anything... ...even these faces. invis is a powerful thing. invis is the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors and more predictable. invisalign. ♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arth

consideration include cal state la san francisco state cal state east bay, san jose state and cal state fresno. speaking of state colleges, undergraduate enrollment at california colleges has dropped by nearly a quarter million students since prepandemic numbers in the fall of 2019. a new report from the national student clearinghouse shows that the golden state saw an overall decline of more than 99,000 students or drop of more than 4.3% from the fall of last year to the fall of this year 2021, i should say that decline was largely driven by nearly 10% drop at community colleges. california saw the 8th largest percentage drop in community college enrollment in the country ahead tonight here on kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock. we continue our tsunami advisory coverage. >> including the water rescues that had to be performed because of folks getting swept out in the highways. >> then why democrats in congress are getting frustrated with the biden administration's response to omicron. that's next. >> let's get another check of our 4 zone forecast we take a live look over it as a foe. >> our meteorolog

it turns dry in southern california. 64 in l.a.. 64 in fresno. we will see upper 30's to mid 40's with some coastal fog developing in the overnight hours. the storm track is not moving so the next 10 days, northern california does remain dry. if we are looking for rain, we are looking the first or second of february. here is a seven day forecast. a quiet pattern the next seven days and temperatures bouncing jobina: here are the seven things to know this morning. if you have kids in oakland unified, several schools plan to take part in a sick out. students are demanding better s. reggie: health experts say we are on our way to living with covid as we do with other infectious diseases. two doctors from ucsf wrote an article saying it is time to stop the cycle of removing and reinstating mask mandate based on metrics. jobina: top airline executives are warning of a possible aviation catastrophe when at&t and verizon deploy their new 5g service tomorrow. airlines say the signals could make some large aircraft unstable. reggie: early voting begins tod

says growing up in the kitchen, fresno alongside his mom and siblings showed him the power of cooking. how it can create new bonds and bring people together. he also tells us he loves cooking in oakland. >> being a part of this wonderful you know, my family is grateful to be here. we've got nothing but support from the people here. you know, here was so fun and just the bay area in general, the bill to serve not just food that's made with love, but also be able to go out and be a part of community outreach and be a part of community and just be really that great neighbor. and it's just really important to us. >> horton says launching a new business during covid certainly has its challenges. the supply chain issues. everyone is seeing his created some hardships for him and his staff. but he says they're doing the best they can to make it all work out and he rising star in the culinary industry and that looks really, really good. so >> still ahead tonight, spiderman, a big money maker, but we're not just talking about the movies. how this single page from a comic book has made history.

assembly member jim patterson of fresno, has been a vocal critic of the dd. he said he was not surprised to see saints go in a statement , he said the fdd has tried so hard to downplay their most recent failure at preventing fraud within their disability programs. they're nothing to see here. excuse making is actually hurting people. there's no one i know has more experience in state government. then rita, former ed director, michael bernick, who is now an employment attorney, said saints did a good job under rita in a relatively short time. a year, plus the backlog backlog backlog cases that everyone's complained about has gone down dramatically , bernick said. moving forward the department needs to focus on resolving identity issues getting people paid and getting people back to work. saint has more than 40 years of experience in state government. she will stay with the administration and continue her role with the california commission of aging, reporting. live in the newsroom . i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news many californians are watching alyssa

in fresno county, which i represent, a demand for testing increased 30% in the last several weeks. we must expand testing. i call on the administration to prioritize our testing systems. access to testing and timely results are critical to determine if someone is infected with covid-19 and enables them to take steps to avoid spreading it to others. it's that simple. it's vital every american has access to the rapid tests at no cost. it's critical for our economic recovery. at this stage, no one should have to wait long hours or pay single -- a single day for the same-day results. we can and we should do better. we're not out of the woods yet. we can end this pandemic through robust testing and getting vaccinated. that's what we must do. and i thank the speaker for the time. . i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> i rise to honor the life of former peoria cit

year for georgia, not only with -- also with the bulldogs pics brexiteer bulldogs at in california at fresno state unhappy to cheer you folks on. i want to try to focus on the big picture here. mr. strickland, i was in a meeting with one of your primary competitors, another major automotive company there in detroit. set its goals for 2030 of over the majority of their automotive production would be electrical vehicles. what similar goals do you have beyond the bold and some of the other vehicles you're producing now? as general motors looks at the next ten, 15 years of automobile production. >> yes, sir. we have 20 electric vehicles across our entire sales line and will be introducing -- fully electrified by 2035 it were planning on selling 1 million electric vehicles by 2025. so we are very much fully invested. we are very much all in and we align with the -- >> i think it support to put that in perspective because general motors, ford motor company, major automotive manufacturers not only here but in europe all have similar targeted goals it appears to me as we trying to look at how we go