chavez over and over again how we will bring this city together with so much political division truth is, we have more that unites us than divides us. and that spirit. i'm grateful that supervisor chavez is here tonight. the inauguration ceremony included performances from diverse groups from across san jose. about that. those who came out to the inauguration believe may hands leadership can bring change. the city needs excited to see what he has to say and what he's planning to do. um programs that he's trying to get going in the city. his office has shown that they wanted to put put forth some of these issues that we brought up problems that the shelter is having. the shelter has been in crisis for years. as he neared the end of his address, mehan talked about inclusiveness and making sure people from all walks of life in san jose benefit from the plants and work ahead. san jose is a place where every resident newly immigrated or fifth generation blue collar or tech founder son of a mailman or daughter of the mayor will find a brighter future and endless opportunity when we get back to and deliver on the basics. thank you so much. 10 says he has already taken steps to bring more transparency and support to the san jose police department. he also says he'll be working with the state on affordable housing and mental healthcare. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news an update now in an armed robbery at a south bay camera shop. five men all from oakland, have been charged with attempted murder, kidnapping, robbery and other charges is robbery happened a week ago at san jose camera video on south winchester boulevard and campbell. one person was shot and injured during the whole dump. that person is expected to survive. police say the suspects got away with thousands of dollars worth of equipment. the five suspects were arrested with the help of oakland police and u. s marshals. at 11. tonight hundreds of people were arrested in a statewide operation targeting human traffickers enforcement officials announced today. 368 people were arrested over seven days in nine counties . the victims ages ranged from 13 to 52 years old, with six of them being juveniles. police say . investigators responded to various ads offering sexual services and made most of their arrest at massage parlors, area tech companies workday and splunk announced they are cutting back. back their workforces. ktvu is jana katsuyama spoke with the labor economists. about the reasons for the cut bags and also the outlook for the entire tech industry. san francisco based splunk announced job cuts wednesday yet another in a long string of tech company layoffs this year, splunk sent a letter to the securities and exchange commission announcing the cuts that could impact an estimated 325 employees, a company spokeswoman said in a statement . splunk regularly assesses how our resources aligned to the evolving needs of our business. we have made the difficult decision to reduce our team by approximately 4% mostly in north america. the need for the staffing is not as it's robust tests originally thought by this company, and so there you know, paring down some of the over hiring enrique lopez leader, a labor economist with uc berkeley's labor center, says the increase in interest rates also has an impact. the cost of borrowing has gone up quite a bit. a lot of those projects now are not viable anymore because the cost of capital for these firms is too high workday based in pleasant in also announced it is cutting 3% of its workforce. the company sent a letter to employees saying the cuts would be to the product and take technology organization, adding quote. these moves are not the result of over hiring, and in fact, we plan to increase the size of our global workforce in fiscal year 24 as tech companies continue to downsize and adjust to the economy. mark zuckerberg , ceo of meta, which saw better than expected fourth quarter profits wednesday, said this would be the year of efficiencies. i understand the lingo of efficiency. i'm not sure that that necessarily means you have to lay off workers in order to be more efficient and the economic impact is not just on tech employees such as software engineers could be janitors or it could be, you know, bus drivers, those sort of the workers who were already struggling during the pandemic because their low wage work, lopez leader says, despite thousands of layoffs overall, the tech sector has some 6.5 million workers and hiring remains strong. reporting from the newsroom. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox, two news bed bath and beyond closing another 87 stores across the country as the company moves closer toward bankruptcy. this is in addition to the 150 store closures, the company announced back in august. 10 stores will close right here in california. they're all in southern california, with the exception of one store in full sun up in sacramento county. at 11. tonight a special event for black families was held in oakland this evening as black history month got underway today , hundreds of students and prospective students and their families gathered at oakland tech for the black family summit. the idea was to build community with black families and talk about people about or talk with people about how the district is empowering students with higher graduation and a g completion rates courses are those required to get into the uc or cal state college system. the evening also included performances, music and break out. workshops for parents have workshops that are going to provide parents with information that they really need. so we've got to college workshop. we've got a workshop on, you know the importance of our african american male and female excellence programs at our school. we have workshops on things like you know, parenting because we need to know like, how do we support parents in this process of raising kids? the district also used the opportunity tonight to update the work of the african american male achievement and african american female excellence program. how to be a student athlete and college and career readiness, and we will be celebrating black history month here on ktvu all month long for more stories like this had to ktvu .com slash black history congress trying to find out just how much taxpayer money intended to help small businesses. during the pandemic was actually stolen . the loss is estimated to be in the tens of billions of dollars. congress greenlighted trillions of pandemic relief funds, but the sheer amount of money made it very difficult to track. democrats and republicans address the problem today at a house oversight committee hearing. is that one has a dollar and they lose a dime of it, they think shucks shucks. but when someone has $100 and they lose 10 bucks. they're like little angry, and it just keeps going up, and now we're in the billions and trillions. so far, the doj is convicted more than 1000 people tied to fraud schemes. the fda announced today. a positive covid test is no longer required to get a prescription for paxil covid fighters. antiviral treatment was given emergency use authorization in december of 2021 for patients who tested positive for the virus and who were at risk of progressing to severe covid. the fda is now requiring that adults and kids 12 and older only have a current diagnosis of mild to moderate covid-19 still to come. a bay area labor union filing charges against retailer r e i the allegations that the company retaliated against some of its workers. also ahead tonight, netflix releasing new details today about its crackdown on password sharing. the impacts on users who live in different households, but share the same account. now, it's official. xfinity has the fastest internet and the fastest mobile service. that's right, xfinity just increased internet speeds... again! and xfinity mobile gives you can't-catch-me speeds. plus, save hundreds on internet for your first 2 years when 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for their share of new housing. governor newsom has actually threatened consequences for cities that failed to submit plans that comply with the law. the approval of san francisco's housing plan comes as the city's newest and biggest permanent supportive housing development has opened. ktvu christien kafton tells us the goal is to help keep formerly homeless residents off the streets, too. with the countdown and a ribbon cutting 10 64 mission street, the city's largest permanent, supportive housing apartment building was officially opened. the project is the product of a combined effort of federal, state and local governments, as well as the private sector, all working together to create housing where there was once a parking lot. my name is michael jackson and aisles. yes, the first resident and the building here. jackson is formerly homeless himself, and he says he's on the path to recovery and is working to counsel, others facing the same kinds of challenges he faced. this has been a pretty good experience, um, living here, and i plan to use this as a hand up as opposed to a handout. i'm going to get back into doing what i love to do is open people. but first i gotta help this person. 10 64 mission project includes more than 250 studio apartments for residents , as well as on site nursing counseling and medical care in home supportive services and a 6000 square foot commercial kitchen, part of a job training program aimed at giving residents the tools they need to start a career in culinary services. 10 64 mission acts as a kind of one stop shop to help residents stay on the path to permanent housing. what all of us in this field are trying to do is make it as easy as possible for folks that are exiting homelessness to get the resources that they need. with few barriers as possible, and i think that's especially true here. those who built and are maintaining services here at 10 64 missions say they hope this is a project that's replicated throughout the city, and even throughout the state in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox two news marine housing authority has approved the program to give housing vouchers to people living on boats in richardson bay. as part of the agreement, landlords will receive up to $3 million in subsidies to create new, affordable housing opportunities. for up to 17 households per year during a three year period. the county estimates there are roughly 60 people living illegally in vessels or houseboats in richardson bay. at 11 tonight, ari. i workers in berkeley say the company retaliated against workers over the weekend by firing 10 employees as contract negotiations continue with the company. two of the 10 fired workers were on the bargaining team union workers are trying to negotiate their first union contract at the store in berkeley, the union united food and commercial workers. local five has filed three unfair labor practice charges against r e. i sorry. i said in a statement that employees were fired after a thorough investigation that confirmed fraud and violations of company policies. the company declined to cite specifics of what prompted the firings update on a bizarre story out of the dallas zoo, a pair of monkeys missing from the zoo have been found. employees discovered that the fence to the monkeys enclosure was cut. and two of them were missing on monday. now police announced yesterday that they located the monkeys in an abandoned house. investigators previously said they wanted to question a person captured on video walking around the zoo. they say the video led to a tip that helped them locate the two monkeys. still no word tonight, though, of any arrests in the case come heartwarming story out of daly city with the make a wish foundation is doing for a lifelong warriors fan. big boost to california's snowpack, the promising numbers out of the latest snow survey released just today. i just love that video notice. they used a very tall, long pole. we're gonna talk snow and the 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household, but that will cost you for a fee. netflix says all devices signed into one account. will have to be on the same wifi. the california department of water resources conducted its second snow survey of the season today , and the results were very positive as reporter heather waldman shows us experts say this is exactly what california needs to break away from several years of drought. over the past month, nine storms combined to double the statewide snowpack. today snow water content is at 128% of the april 1st average. that's the date when water managers anticipate the greatest amount of water in the snow in a given year. we're cautiously optimistic knowing how much now we actually have here today. um but you know, it is only february. 1st, um i like to think of it as we're basically at halftime at this point, and dwr believes that anything can happen during the second half of winter, referencing last year's record snow drought as a reason to remain conservative in water predictions. during that time, the state lost 12% of the snow packed early melting, but today's snowpack is already more than double with the state had last year. dr andrew schwartz, with the central sierra snow lab says we can expect this year to finish in good shape, even without more big storms. if we don't get much more snow and our temperatures stay relatively low we should be able to finish at or above average because of the wonderful snowpack that we already have. but of course, more is always better. do we need more? absolutely you know, we dug a big hole over the last three years with not that much snow and rain, so every little drop counts at this point. that's especially true for the central valley, which heavily relies on groundwater rather than reservoirs. it is going to be really important to do everything we can to recharge the groundwater basins. especially when we have these significant access conditions, but it's likely going to take years of similarly active weather to build that storage back up. so while some regions of california could soon see an end to the drought emergency, others may lag behind for some time, regardless of this year's snow melt. and again that was heather waldman reporting up until this point. the current snowpack has not been taken into account when it comes to forecasting water supply going through the rest of this year. the state scientists say they are going to use today's data to try to re evaluate some of those numbers and allocations. they should have that ready by the end of the month. and since the end of the month was yesterday for january, we thought today the first day of february would look back in january and see how much rain we had here since there was so much snow and tahoe check out south san jose nearly 10 inches of rain look at ben loman in the santa cruz mountains, nearly 30 inches. wow that. well, we know what happened there with all the flooding over 15 inches of rain. those are mighty historic. totals now that was just for the month of january, and we have more rain coming for this february now, and we're tracking those systems as they're moving in. but first we have a few high thin clouds. 39 half moon bay 38 santa rosa, we're in the thirties and fairfield and walnut creek otherwise in the forties, fremont and union city we do have some high thin clouds rolling in so it won't be as cold tonight as it was overnight last night, and this morning. here we go with our future cast . there is your morning commute. we walk you through the day and we look up. stream here and we start to see the rainfall anywhere from santa rosa through sebastopol. greenville qatari all the weapon to middletown and throughout mendocino county moved through very rapidly. a very quick clip will see some pics of sunshine on friday. otherwise we began to cloud back up on your saturday and look what's out there in the open waters and other system. that makes two and this one will cause some rain to fall by saturday night now, meanwhile, we back it up to your friday rainfall totals nearly 2/10 of an inch of rain and livermore. check out santa rosa and novato over a half an inch of rain over 3/10 in san francisco, anticipated as well as ben loman and a quarter of an inch around the peninsula and redwood city tonight, overnight. it'll be freezing and fairfield, you'll see some frosty locations as you wake up in the north bay otherwise. 34 in livermore after dropping down a 31 degrees early this morning 40 degrees apiece in hayward in castro valley all the way across the bay to san mateo. tomorrow's highs. banking between 58 pacifica to 60 etcetera is a little bit warmer , about four degrees warmer in most locations. here is your extended forecast calling for high clouds. mostly cloudy thursday rained in the morning hours on friday, then scattered showers late saturday into your sunday have a good night, roberta. thank you. you too well . nominees for the rock and roll hall of fame were announced today. 14 artists and groups, including willie nelson, kate bush, iron maiden, cyndi lauper, the spinners, the late george michael and many others will have a chance to be inducted into the hall of fame artists must have released their first commercial recording. at least 25 years before they are eligible for induction inductees will be announced in may, and the ceremony will take place this fall at 11 of 15 year old in daly city, has his own backyard basketball court. all thanks to make a wish. the group sent this video of the celebration. the teenager lives with epilepsy and cerebral palsy . he's a lifelong golden state warriors fan who just loves to play the game of basketball. but his family says he's struggled with anxiety about playing because of his fear. of having a seizure. well now he has his own place to play. i almost cried. yeah, really wanted. right? yeah. okay. i am just really looking at have this his family says the colorful court is also motivating him to make sure he does his physical therapy and very important stretches. in sports. the warriors build a double digit lead against the t wolves. but would they be able to hold it are jason appelbaum has the answer next? business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, 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away. warriors down too late by the minute 40 to go when curry knives to the hoop and lays it in. he had 29 points. 10 rebounds were tied at 1 10 still tied inside of 10 seconds curry a chance to give the warriors the lead with five seconds left. makes those eight times out of 10, but he missed it. there we go to overtime, where minnesota took control. young people follow your shots. follow your shots. look at nas reade. following the shot. 17 lead changes 11 ties the timberwolves win 1 19 1 14 warriors just two and 15 in their last 17 overtime games. i thought we just kind of gift wrapped it and not to take anything away from minnesota. i thought they were great. you know, they took advantage of our mistakes and our lack of execution. alright the 80 and people beach pro am kicks off tomorrow along the gorgeous monterey peninsula today was all about the celebrities and big galleries, raising money for charity ray romano. he participated in the celebrity challenge raised $125,000 for various causes. but the challenge among athletes raised twice that nearly a quarter of a million dollars and look who was there. all sorts of quarterbacks you got you got alex smith, aaron rodgers, steve young. and when you see steve young were there, you gotta ask him about the current niners quarterback or one of them, brock purdy. there's things that brock is going to be limited. everyone has limitations. and brock has some. and so you know, as you get into champion football, and you saw the speed and size and then you see the guys that are leading the league in the super bowl kind of patrick mahomes, joe burrow, josh allen, you know jalen hurts and what they're what they're capable of doing. how does brock answer that. josh allen, by the way, also at pebble one year to the day, another great quarterback, maybe the best of all time. tom brady retired for the first time he re retired again. we retired again retired again with with this post on social media. i'll get to the point. right away. i'm retiring. we're good. thank you guys for allowing me to live. my absolute dream wouldn't change a thing. after 23 years you get emotional and with that, he retired, said goodbye this time for good, he says to the game that he played for 23 seasons, became the most decorated winner of all time. he's got all the records. look at this graphic. he's number one. retires at age 45 by the way, but number one in just about every category wins, yards. touchdowns titles, all of it. all right. we got one last thing to show you here. check this out. there's a want to get away moment in germany, the bundesliga stud guards constantino mara panos. he's just trying to send it back to his keeper. and he ends up shooting it right in his own net. just poor communication. the good news is his team actually [ alarm clock blares ] claire: mm. [ both groan and sigh ] remember before we had kids, when we could just lie in bed on a saturday? that's how we got them. why did i have to be so sexy? a few months ago, luke joined a club soccer team. and at first, we were thrilled. but then we realized it takes over your whole weekend. and not in the cool "mythbusters" marathon way. luke sits on the bench a lot, which means we sit in the hot sun for like eight hours just to see him play five minutes. but what a five minutes. tell 'em about last week. oh! yeah. luke stopped a goal with his face. yeah. too bad he doesn't remember that. yeah. what if we sent luke to the game without us today? we can't do that. missing one tournament doesn't make us bad parents. my mom never went to any of my stuff. i'm fine. why didn't she go to any of your stuff?