park in the east bay. now police are trying to figure out who did it and why. a busy street in los altos is reopening this morning after the area was closed down for months, demolished a building and forty-niners fans have been devastated by the outcome of the big game this morning. but many say they're hopeful that the odds will be in their favor next season. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning and thanks for joining us on a >> super down monday. yeah, i wore black. that's why i mean, it was all good game just set a bad and but there's always next year. and that's what effect fans are holding on to a lot more on that story coming up. and the weather's looking up, at least it hold this john. they yeah, it definitely is holding this morning. so if it's a little harder to get out of bed this morning, at least you know, you're getting up to a day that is going to bring a good dose of sunshine specially towards this afternoon.

>> we're sitting right now. we do have some fog shrouding parts of the bay area, including this view of downtown san francisco with the transamerica pyramid. they will be covered up with that fog this morning. dense fog advisories for portions of marin, sonoma and napa counties over the next couple of hours here. now visibility is falling for a few spots in the north bay and a few foggy areas along the bay shore, too. just to keep your eye on and do anticipate some of that low visibility as you're heading down 101 highway. 37 and on up in 80 in solano county, temps range from the 30's to 40's this morning. later on today, it will be 50's to 60's a comfortable and seasonable afternoon. there will be some rainfall later on in this forecast and i'll get to that. still to come over to rain. all right. take advantage of those dry conditions before the rain gets here today. big story this morning, the fall, definitely visibility impacted because of that. >> 14 minute ride into the city meter lights are on as you're traveling on the bay bridge, 70 over just short of

30 minutes to 80 to 101 check in on the richmond. sandra fell bridge about 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. all james, back to you. all right. let's get to it that because we have to break it down. it was a nail-biter of a game. and until the last moment. >> when fans were disappointed and all that confetti fell, i thought they could win it in overtime. it was coming down to the wire. but in that thriller of an ending, it was in the end, the chiefs that came away with the win. >> sports director jason dumas shows us what happened. >> heading into this game, we kept saying the forty-niners needed to start off fast and for a second they were doing just that. they drove the ball down the field on the chiefs on the opening drive. 5 plays 49 yards and then christian mccaffrey had his 3rd fumble of the season. get this coming into this season. he had only had one fumble in 2 years. he's had 3 this season and then the second drive of the game, 3 penalties to arguably

the forty-niners best player trent williams. and then another false start right before the penalty and all of those plays got the forty-niners out of rhythm. and then we know the really costly fumble later in that game. it came on a punt and then the kansas city chiefs scored on the next play, flipped the momentum of the game. really? that's the story of the game. the forty-niners could never get a rhythm tpbecause of all those penalties. and those 2 fumbles in kansas city took advantage of it. and that's where we are. don't care how you lose when you super bowls, especially when think you can pull off. it hurts. know you when you're in the nfl, i think every team should hurt except for one of we've gotten pretty close, we haven't pulled it off and >> we're hurting right now. but doesn't take away from how proud of our guys i am. i'm real proud of them today, too.

as part of sports is part of football is part of life. put ourselves out there and i love our team in. recover and will be back. we'll be back next year strong and christian mccaffrey was visibly emotional after this game. you could tell he's going to be thinking of that fumble all all season long. and now the niners have to pick up the pieces and think where do we go from here? >> heartbreak for a second straight super bowl. the organization have now lost 3 straight super bowls and at various points of this game, you felt like the niners were out playing the kansas city chiefs and now they go home and they have to think of this one. and that is why it probably hurts the most. thanks for joining us for all of our coverage here in los vegas. i'm jason dumas of kron. 4 sports. >> it was a roller coaster of a to watch it out at chase center thrive city where a lot of people dead.

>> it was tough. i mean, you you're huge. see at cheers. and then big sighs of disappointment. when the fans saw the team lose yet another super bowl and another one to that. she's up the day started with so much hope and confidence in the faithful. look at that. a sea of red and ody excited. >> at the forty-niners official watch party and then when the game went into overtime, that's when things changed. >> makes it every you get them in a super bowl and time we were leaving at this point, we need to regroup. >> oh, boy, there was just no time it was it 3 points. and that was our heartbreak in kansas city's win. fans, of course, are faithful and they'll say we'll get them next year. for those heading back to some pointed us to the bay area. let's take a peek at sfo. the experts are expecting to see big crowds today

because you had to stay through the whole thing last night gets playing out this morning over at the vegas airport. they're thinking about 300,000 visitors. that was the estimate arrived for the big game. likely that most are traveling home today. so it will be busy sfo. >> okay. in other headlines this morning at 605, a major section of l coming to reality in los altos has finally re-opened the yeah. that was areas close since because it was a building that caught fire there and they had to demolish it michael thomas live in los altos. what's happening out? >> hey, good morning, everyone. well, they actually are just opening up the road right now behind me. i'm at the corner of camino, real and san antonio. but take a look. we've got a map up on your screens. you can see exactly where we we are at excuse me know when it comes to those road closures since christmas, it's been closed between san antonio eastbound lanes all the way up to sherwood. and

again, it was an early morning christmas fire. we've got video of it up on your screen. it happened at around 5 o'clock in the morning. took out a 20,000 square-foot commercial building and that building there were multiple businesses, including a dance studio and sat prep school and a hair and nails along amongst others as to what caused that. we're still learning those details. but we've also got video of when that building was being demolished. that's just how severe the fire was. again, a 3 alarm fire and the development took place about 3 weeks ago. the roads here again, though, have been closed for almost 2 months. in fact, take a look. this is that moment when they finally started to take off those road, closure signs and open the road back up was set to open at 6 o'clock this morning. so just about 6 minutes ago and they did open to maybe about 10 minutes earlier. so so back out here live again, el camino real out those eastbound lanes are flowing through. as of right now, there's still a couple of cones in the area when it comes el camino. real before to get to san antonio road. but they're working to just finished taking those off of

right that's a very latest here in los altos to michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to you. all right. thank you for the update. michael. >> time now 607. and police in san leandro now are investigating 2 deadly shootings. one that happened friday night and the other that happen on thursday. officers responded to reports of a shooting on east 14th street right near 150st avenue in the ashlon neighborhood that happened at about 9.40 friday night. they say that a man and a woman both in their 40's were found suffering from gunshot wounds. official shared this picture from the scene. they say that a woman had a mobility issue both victims were taken to the hospital. that woman, unfortunately did not survive. and then on thursday night, a teenage boy was shot and killed on 100 70th and clinton avenues. also in ashland, it happened just after 5, 30 in the evening. police found that victim with a gunshot wound to his head. he died at the scene. >> time now 6, and today community members plan to rally against the installation

of a new immigration court in concord. the new court is located at gateway boulevard near clayton road. and highway 2 for 2. and rights advocates and attorneys say they want solutions that do not prioritize the deportation and the separation of families. they are planning to rally there at noon time now is 6, and tonight or into educators. they're going to be holding a rally of their own. they have been bargaining with the school district for some time since august. they want more salary benefits, resources for students they have been unable so far to reach an agreement that rally is that the board of trustees meeting at the are in the district tonight at 5.30. >> well, kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and tonight we're hosting the second u.s. senate debate right here on set at kron 4. and inside california politics hosts frank buckley and nicky lorenzo have a preview. we are hosting a critical debate tonight and the u.s. senate

race for california. this seat hasn't been open in decades. just who will fill the seat once held by the late senator dianne feinstein. and there's a lot at stake with ballots already being mailed out to voters. 3 leading democrats in the race that looked like a runaway for the democrats until a well-known republican. >> took a swing of his own dodgers and padres legend steve garvey has certainly changed the dynamics of this race. it has been surging in the polls. as for the voters, they are frustrated. they have big concerns on the economy. >> the cost of living crime and homelessness, foreign policy and what's happening in israel and ukraine. we'll hear what each of these candidates say they can do about it. so we have a lot to dive into tonight. the gloves have really come off in this race in the last couple of weeks. and we expect good conversations and probably some fireworks, too. see you tonight for now. back to you from san francisco. >> all right. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, one bay area tech company is reportedly looking

to cut thousands of jobs. tell you why. reports say they're possibly looking to downsize. and amended charges announced against 3 men suspected in the shooting death of security guard. kevin nishita. we'll tell you what charges those men are now facing. >> the assembly select committee on retail theft held yet another major hearing to address the issue capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you which california law enforcement leaders spoke and why business owners say and why business owners say they're fed up. so, do you like peaches?

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southbound 2, 4, 2 near concord. it was yesterday morning, a bmw and a ford crash and the person driving the ford ended up dying. a man was found stabbed to death at a pleasant hill park friday night. he was a member of the janitorial staff that have been working in that park. he was found when actually his wife went to look for him because he didn't come home after ship. san francisco firefighters helped to rescue a child stranded on the side of a cliff. look at this. this happened saturday evening at fort funston and they had u.s. helicopter and air lift that child to safety. the martinez refinery company experiencing another release that happened saturday. hazmat team say they have not found evidence that the coal dust was in the surrounding neighborhood, but there was a toxic release. >> checking bay area weather now before you head out the door here at 6.15 this morning, it is. >> clear. little chilly. yeah.

yeah. and i didn't have the best view this morning. took the dogs clouds, yeah. that fog especially for the north bay blocking things out there as you're not the best view view from a san francisco right now, you can only see part of the transamerica building. so definitely watch out for some of those foggy spots, especially further north. we do have dense fog advisories for portions of marin, sonoma and napa counties this morning and watch your travels up. what one? 37 i-80. all these areas seeing some fog on them, especially north of the carquinez in the golden gate radar. otherwise this showing dry conditions. we have some passing clouds this morning, but a mostly sunny afternoon. we're really clearing out this afternoon. going make for another gorgeous day, much like we had on saturday and sunday and still very much so dry for the start of this week. that doesn't begin to shift a little bit towards the middle of the week, though, especially come wednesday night. that's valentine's day. valentine's day time hours going to stay dry. but that evening starts to get a little

cloudy with some showers arriving and it's just the start of the storm door opening signs of more showers into thursday friday and the weekend ahead. so enjoy the dry weather while we got it. upper 50's for sf today as well as at the coastline. a lot of us along the bayshore actually going ty be in the sixties today with foster city clear down through the south bay. each hitting 60 degrees or above san jose in campbell. at 63 for your daytime highs. fremont over to the tri valley. also in the low 60's oakland, up to rich man's and into the north bay holding on to those upper 50's with the late in pittsburgh at 59, same in santa rosa and peddled about today and tomorrow, particularly dry, sunny and mild wednesday stays that way during the day. but sunday evening, showers arriving. if you are singularly for valentine's day evening thursday and friday showers do continue as they will into the weekend. so the storm doors opening back up, enjoy the rest of this dry period before

it right now. all right, john, thank you for that. tracking in accident along southbound 6, a north main street in walnut creek. so you can see there's a little slow there. >> other highways looking good right now. you could take kirker pass to get around that. also your surface streets. if you don't want to hit the delays. scene along 6.80, they bridge right now just under 14 minutes there. and remember, like john just mentioned, it's a lot of fog out there. keep that in mind as you're traveling 14 min around 80 to 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, of the south bay. 85 to menlo park just short of 30 minutes. all james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain. a new gang enhancements were added to the charges for the 3 men accused of murdering retired police officer. kevin, the cheetah and she was providing security for kron. 4 news crew at the time of his murder back in 2021. alameda county district attorney pamela price made the changes. so if convicted, all of them could be sent us now to more than 70 years in prison. she does. widow says that parole should not even be an option.

>> he doesn't get to come home. kevin doesn't get to have birthdays any longer holidays or spent time with the family. i can't hear his voice this into a recording. >> changes also include into identifying lebron gilbert as the shooter 2 weeks ago. police thought that. should be a mitchell was the one who pulled the trigger. but that's now changed. the da didn't take questions. so it's still unclear what new evidence was uncovered to make them change their minds. >> time now, 6.17, and lawmakers vowing to act against an organized retail crime. seth has been happening across the state. we have members of the assembly select committee, the holding a hearing now in southern california on that matter. and kron four's wallace reports. >> has the issue of retail theft remains front and center for businesses and customers across california called this meeting to order the assembly select committee on retail theft officially held its second meeting since it launched last year. this time

committee members met not in sacramento, but here at west hollywood city hall. the goal to bring balanced effective solutions. >> to deal meaningfully with these issues will continue to live. listen to every stakeholder. speaker events has asked us to do among the stakeholders who spoke. >> members of law enforcement, including the head of the california highway patrol. it's interesting. we call this organized crime. >> it's time for law enforcement and the legislature and the prosecutors to get organized on the separate to one thing he says has worked form a partnership between chp and the california retailers association. a partnership that since 2019 chp credits with 2,300 investigations, more than 2,200 suspects arrested and 750,000 stolen items recovered worth a combined 41 million dollars. this is one of the best examples of private public partnership as we tackle this together. the hearing comes just months after the public policy institute of california released data showing retail

crime overall is up in recent years. but shoplifting actually is 8% below what it was pre pandemic levels. still many small business and retail shop owners who spoke at the meeting say they believe the latest statistics are simply not accurate. due to one major reason that he's become normalized. so we've just stopped reporting it. many blame prop 47. >> passed by california voters in 2014. the law change certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors, including theft when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. >> while supporters have long argued the law will help reduce california's prison population and lead to criminal justice reform opponents to this day say prop 47 emboldened criminals to take part in certain crimes like retail theft, with little to no punishment least. listen to the retailers. >> what they feel and what they're going to. they're going through still. others who spoke cautioned lawmakers about overturning prop 47. we cannot simply arrest. >> and incarcerate our way to the global safety we all

desire and deserve. so what could actually come of the meeting next friday is the introduction deadline for new bills in the 2024 legislative session. the select committee then can consider whether or not they want to introduce legislation to address one or more recommendations that they're receiving at these informational hearings. >> and i'm told the committee will hold additional hearings in the coming months reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron, 4 news. >> we're going to take a break. but coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the niners are disappointed, of course, after falling short during the big game. we're going to hear how they're handling that last as they head into the office.

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>> it's 6.23 and the north bay. a woman was arrested for fighting a 74 year-old man for his vehicle. 41 year-old crystal hogan of clear lake. he's accused of robbery attempted vehicle theft, preventing in 9-1-1. call elder abuse and resisting arrest. she asked the sebastopol man for a ride as he was walking to his vehicle. and when he refused, she pushed him away from the vehicle, struck him in the chest, climbed into his car. could started, though. and then as he attempted to call 9-1-1, she grabbed his cell phone and took off and she was later pointed out by witnesses and arrested. the man was not hurt. in berkeley. a group that advocates is against the development of people's park and they gathered yesterday for a day of painting and music and poetry. this is

along the area that's walled-off of cargo containers for the project to build housing for berkeley they're against that plan. the mural reads, there are many heart buried at people's park. >> well, that's another round of layoffs from another large tech company. according to reuters. now san jose bay, cisco is planning to lay off thousands of employees. however, official announcement isn't expected until next week when cisco holds its earnings call. one source says that cisco still right now determining how many employees to let go. the company has about 85,000 employees in total as of the 2023 fiscal year. cisco says it is shifting its focus now to higher growth areas like cybersecurity. 6.25. is the timing. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. investigators are trying to figure out how a man was able to steal a plane. >> from palo alto, we're going hear how they believe game access.

>> 6.27, right now. it's not like we're floating since since the niners less is more likely died. yeah, i would love to have and are you okay with that? we will recover always next year and we'll talk more about that coming up with the weather. yeah, certainly does. look really pretty out there, john. yeah, we're just in his will come back. but yeah, for now, it's just a nice clear morning to get your ready this morning. i know a lot of us are.

>> be running a little bit slower to get this monday started. new look outside from mount tam got a little bit of that. read to the skies right now. to the niners. we are seeing some low cloud cover hanging out across the bay and a little bit of fog president, especially across the north bay, where we do have dense fog advisories for portions of marin, sonoma and napa counties. we will be seeing some low visibility spots along the bay shore, too. so do watch that as you're making your way into work about the biggest thing you got to worry about this morning. aside from that, it is certainly a little chilly fremont's livermore, dublin as well as conquered in vallejo among our spots that are well down in the 30's this morning. so go ahead. bundle up. give yourself that extra room. as far as the commute goes because of that fog as well. upper 60 upper 50's to low 60's this afternoon, mostly sunny skies. not a bad monday forecast. i will be talking the return of rainfall. it or this forecast. still to come back over to rain. all right, john, thanks that. i am seeing reports of some votes navigated through that fog this morning.

>> take the time use those low beams about 14 minutes of the bay bridge meter lights are no accidents there. but again, visibility not the best. 14 minute 80 to 101 san mateo bridge just short of a 13 minute ride. so we're picking up just a little bit. not terrible delays on the golden gate bridge. you can see visibility not the greatest. 19 minute ride. 37 to the tolls. all right. james, back to you. thanks a lot. rain is 6.29. let's get to a big story that we're following this morning out of pleasant hill. >> where police are investigating a brutal killing happened there in the east bay. police say a park worker was stabbed to death. his body was found saturday morning kron four's amanda hari. now with more on the story. >> the people i spoke to were stunned that a man was stabbed to death in this parking lot near a usually peaceful park. police say the man was working at the time and his wife was the one who found him. >> frightening actually really disturbing. pleasant hill.

residents reacting to a brutal killing near a pleasant hill park. investigators say the victim, 37 year-old santiago to cobo of pittsburgh was stabbed to death while working in the parking lot next to the park. tracey dimming as wasn't alone in her surprise. i can't even imagine what what want to say. something like that. what could be? >> you know, motivation risen for somebody to i commit such a crime, heinous crime like that try to cobo was a janitorial worker for the park. police say they're still investigating a motive. >> and last night >> to wrapping up the did not return home, but that's when investigators say his wife became concerned. his wife drove to the park and found him on the ground there and start cpr. after she called 9, 1, to be able to come and see her husband dead on the ground is like? >> well, as just >> gives you shivers. dominguez says she's lived in pleasant hill for 40 years and

brings grandkids, the park all the time. she's always seen it as a safe place buy unit. frankel says she keeps thinking about what happened and hopes to get more answers just keep wondering if it when >> somebody that knew him. i guess will find out more about police say they have no suspects at this time and they're asking the public to come forward if they have any information in pleasant hill and harry kron, 4 news. >> san francisco chaos breaking out in chinatown amid lunar new year. celebrations want to waymo car was set on fire saturday night police say a crowd wrote graffiti on the car broke a window and then

threw fireworks inside. setting the cars. you can see here a blaze. thankfully nobody was inside. no injuries were reported. no arrests have yet been made. in the north bay. emergency crews rushed to the scene of a house fire in fairfield yesterday. you can see from these pictures it was a lot of smoke and flames coming out of that home on saint andrews drive. firefighters say there were no injuries. the cause is still under investigation, but crews say it appears that it was accidental. take a look at this truck >> it's full of stuff that the sanibel police say was stolen from a roofing supply company. while there are lot of supplies packed into the end of that pickup truck, police went to the company's yard cause. the alarm system was going out friday night. and thieves try to take off in his truck. but an officer ended up arresting them. the stolen goods valued at about $4,000. 2 men were arrested in a layover stealing hundreds of dollars worth of legos, which

is one package not getting. legos are really expensive, though. here's what happened. it was a store near 80 and redwood parkway and there was a guy who was getting away with 9 onder dollars worth of legos when the story called the police, the police got there. they found him. he was at the solano county fairgrounds, refused to stop. and that led to a chase. and that chase did. and when passenger jumped out of the car and then he was found hiding in a backyard and arrested and the driver eventually lost control, ended up crashing near mississippi and sacramento streets. and he was arrested too. take a look at the pictures of legos. this officer giving thumbs up here the legos that were recovered. one of the thieves confessed to actually what they do is they say they steal and they sell these lego sets for cash because like i said, legos, a really expensive their valuable and they never go on sale. 900 bucks worth of legos right there. all right. 6.34 is the time in other news we're following this morning.

at least one person was killed sunday morning and 2 car crash. this was southbound. >> 2.42 near concord. chp says it happened about 7.30, in the morning. investigators say a bmw suv with 4 crashed into a ford sedan. the driver of the ford died at the scene. the driver of the bmw was not hurt. the crash is still under investigation. meanwhile, developing news now, another accidental coke dust release has happened out at the martinez refinery, contra costa health officials say it happened about 01:00pm on saturday. coke dust is a byproduct of the roof of a refining petroleum and hazmat team say they haven't fo-nd any evidence of the koch dusting in the surrounding neighborhoods. but this does come weeks after the committee released the results of an independent investigation that found 8 main causes for the release. that happened back on thanksgiving of 2022, the committee plans to meet again in march. meantime, flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond prompted an emergency

response. fire crews say that flaring was first reported about 8.40 saturday morning. it lasted about 5 minutes. officials say there were no risks to the public health. >> san francisco firefighters you can see here rescuing a child stranded off the side of a cliff. this was at fort funston and this happened when the child fell down. the cliffside there saturday night airlifted to safety and not hurt. so that's good. walgreens is closing another location in downtown san francisco to 75 sacramento street. that walgreens is going to close. >> on february 27th. and as you know, this isn't the first one. there been months we've seen various walgreens be shuttered. there's a store in gary and taylor near union square that closed up a walgreens is that there was a difficult decision, but

changes in the local market buying habits as what they cited as a reason for the closure. >> alright, 6.36, is the time and the 40 niner faithful a bit disappointed as you might imagine this morning after the team's heartbreaking loss to the chiefs in last night's he did the ending. but the game was actually good. on the edge of their seats right to the very he gave it their all. you can't fault him for that conference. sports reporter kate rooney has more. >> before the season even started, it almost seems like a return trip to the super bowl was preordained for this forty-niners team. they made a big splash during the offseason signing defensive lineman jayvon hargrave away from the eagles and then continue that rolling through the regular season. staying relatively healthy all season winning a couple big regular season matchups against the dallas cowboys and the philadelphia eagles and then rolling into the postseason, too emotional come from behind wins. all to bring them right here to las vegas for super bowl 58 in a rematch with the chiefs. but that's where the magic stopped as the forty-niners lost. 25 to 22 on a final overtime drive that

they won't be forgetting anytime soon. it's the latest in a long string of heart breaks in the kyle shanahan era. that first loss to the chiefs back in the 2019 season. a couple of tough nfc championship loss is especially last year as quarterback brock purdy got knocked out with that devastating injury. but he came back from that. and so did the team. and they all said that this loss of all the things that they've been through hurts the most and we all hurt and then. >> and knows how it feels and don't a lot of words for it. but obviously we heard and our team certain. but that's how it goes. when you put yourself out there. i'm real proud of our guys for. mean, no regrets of their team are guys played so hard today. not everything was perfect by no means. but going to lose with a group of guys. it's. do with those guys any time and we'll take some time. we'll get over the combat next. you're ready to we all fall short of it. and i think that's what to me is that we could have sort we had

our and i think sort allowed and get up on him. and i think we failed to do that. so moving forward my career. you know, if you get plus enough to get this kind of position you have to understand that learned the hard as you can see, shanahan in purdy getting a little emotional on the podium there and they weren't alone. several of the forty-niners players seem to be holding back tears. >> as they were talking to the media after the game. lot of guys on that team have been playing in this league for a long time. and this seemed like their best chance to win a super bowl. but for now, all they can do is fly back to the bay area. take some time to process this loss and start from scratch. next season at allegiant stadium in las vegas. kate rooney kron 4 sports on the plus side. if you're watching here, at least you're not out of dollars for that. >> here's the comment from san francisco. mayor london breed. quote, no one can take away how hard the forty-niners fought this season agreed. i am so proud of this incredible team and the thrills and excitement you gave our fans all year long. we'll see you

on the field next year for ever faithful while really good quote, i do feel that way, right. and let's take a look at governor newsom congratulating you on your victory. as far as the chiefs. saying it was well fought. the niners brought passion, energy and grit to the feel agreed. california's proud we are. we are. alright. >> let's go to the south bay now where it was a full house at rosie mccann's irish pub in san jose. that's where a lot of fans state optimistic about the game right up until the very end. we have kron four's dan kerman. he was there. >> the forty-niners created a lot of excitement and optimism through much of the game. go 9. yeah. >> and they're going to they have pretty is gonna come through and that defense is playing like this post come our got up. while the matchup was a nail-biter. those watching at rosa mccann's irish pub in san jose. >> hope this was the year for

the niners. >> they're it's a elected, they work together and they have it's going make the difference. >> but optimism turned to heartbreak. it's the chiefs hold a victory in overtime. oh, no, shouldn't this is so disappointing we waited for years to get back at these guys, you know, >> to end like this, i'm very we have that all throughout the game was just like every scored that touchdown made that extra point. it is what it is. still some decided they is still an officer was taken for next we will get so a lot of heartbreaking. a lot of disappointment still people have a lot of hope for the future of the

>> 6.41 right now and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, you might need a driver's license if you're going to be writing these types of bikes in the future, we'll tell you about a bill making its way to sacramento.

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the ashlon neighborhood at about 9.40, they say a man and woman were shot. the woman died. the second one happened thursday night on 178 and clinton avenues in ashland as well. police say in that case a teenage boy was shot and killed. >> a waymo car was set on fire saturday night in san francisco's chinatown. amid all the lunar new year celebrations. police say the crowd with the hood of the car. the feeding on the car broke a window, threw fireworks inside. of course, of the whole thing on fire. emergency crews rushed to the scene of a house fire in fairfield yesterday. you can see in these pictures, a lot of smoke there, flames as well coming out of the home that was located on saint andrews drive. firefighters say nobody was hurt. renda educators association will be holding a rally tonight amid bargaining negotiations with the orinda union school district. they're asking for better pay and benefits and resources for students. they will be rallying before the school board of trustees meeting at

05:30am tonight. >> it's 6.45 right now and we're taking a look at the weather for you on a monday morning. setting the stage for the week. things are going to change. i think by the end of the let's get details. good morning, john. yeah, that's the way it's looking the tail end of this week. we're going to start to see shower activity making its return and it's going to be another multi day rainfall event. >> so that just means you've got to enjoy the sunshine while we still do have it. maybe not a lot of it this morning, though, as you can see, we do have a lot of fog over san francisco. so much fog that there are dense fog advisories from or in sonoma and napa counties throughout the course of the morning. so do watch for a little bit of that. aside from this, though, we are just going to be seeing dry skies across the region today is going to start partly cloudy, but growing sunnier and sunnier by the afternoon, adding to a very similar feel as to what we had both saturday and sunday, which was dry, bright and really comfortable weather. so hopefully get out there a little bit today. there's your morning cloud cover setting up shop for some afternoon

sunshine tomorrow. a few passing clouds as well for your tuesday, but still going to be looking at some afternoon sunshine for tuesday as well. wednesday for valentine's day. still looking good. daytime hours are going to be dry but will start to see some showers likely kicking into gear as we move into the evening on wednesday and that will be the start of our weather pattern for the remainder of the week and into the weekend. temperatures today in the upper 50's to low 60's. we're definitely looking at a comfortable one. unseasonably cool temperatures. that's the way we were this weekend. temperatures definitely not unheard of for this time of year. low 60's in the south bay and on up to the east bay, too tri valley over to fremont hayward, castro valley and san leandro upper 50's from oakland northward, sonoma and o and santa rosa. also right at 59 for your daytime highs. getting a look at the breakdown the next 7 days. we will see our transition occurring on valentine's day evening. wednesday night. a chance of morning showers on

thursday and then more rainfall looking likely from friday into the weekend. >> right now. all right, john, thank you for that. will building along if you are traveling selling down to help. heat is about 40 minutes that slight delays and hazards and little fender benders that are popping up there. that's what's contributing to that. any 82 oakland still nice and light taking that route bay bridge right now. reports of fog there. 20 minute ride. a major lights are on san mateo bridge just short of 15, not seen any accidents or hazards there yet. it's good news. well, on the south bay, 85 up to menlo park. building just a bit. 35 minute resumes back to you. thanks. a lot of rain at 6.47, a florida man was arrested thursday night for stealing that small plane that was stolen out of palo alto and ended up crashing. >> on the beach in half moon bay, you can take a look at the fence that had to be repaired at the palo alto airport where the plane was first taken. so the man snuck onto the airport, stole the

plane the man that has been has been arrested for this crash. you can see it here is louise, race is from florida. that's 1960's sit habia plane. it was flown in and up crashing nose-down. as you can see the head in the sand there. we spoke to an aviation expert who says that he couldn't find areas is registered pilot in the database that there is. but he says he definitely had to have some knowledge of this plan to be able to get as far as he did. its heart to fly it. >> and as you very easy to steal that type of plan. i guess. anyway, areas has been arrested and charged with airplanes, theft, something see every day. a

southern california lawmaker wants to make sure that people are safe when they're riding those electric bikes. you've probably seen a lot of kids writing that will now they're looking to ban children under the age of 12 from be able to ride those bicycles. the assembly member named tasha borders. want to introduce this bill, which has 3 major points. the main theme to educate so that people better understand traffic rules when the writing these the also would have an age limit. nobody could ride it the younger than 12 years old. it's a up called the class of an e-bike. that's how they would categorize it. anybody over 12 without a driver's license would have to take a special eve safety training course and pass an online written test and they also need a state issued id in order to operated e-bike first-time violators would get community service, not a ticket or a fine. >> data from chp shows a steady increase in electric

bike crashes each year since 2016, bikes and go nearly 30 miles an hour and owning operating when it is a big responsibility. the children and their parents must understand. >> i mean, as she just pointed out, these bicycles goes so much faster than but the bikes back in the day. you know what i'm saying parents understand that. so they're considering it for everyone. safety, including 4 traffic safety. but it does have a long way to go before it eventually might land on the governor's desk. >> well, for your money this morning, paying off student debt is actually accumulating more debt and causing people to get further behind in making those payments. that's all according to new data from the federal reserve of new york, new reports show that americans are using credit cards to pay off student loans but can't keep the balance is down. 8% of credit card debt has fallen into delinquency. that rate was just under 6% back in 2022, the average loan bill is between $20300 a month. well, chinese lunar new

year celebrations kicking off across the bay area and we are celebrating the year of the dragon kron. 4 photo journalist tahir asad was in san francisco's chinatown to get a look at some of the festivities. >> we know it's a year. so check out area we don't want be hungry. so some development >> a lot this is golden gate bakery, one of the best turn places in chinatown. it's on social media. people are waiting in line for about a couple hours and it's legit. and just on the street igniting some. >> a lot of noise fight them. >> spent that to fire fireworks. coulter learning about. >> the traditions and i'm seeing new things the fact that it's, you years great is a it's a great part of it. how

do you celebrate? >> read into giving out like looks family what love that right? i love that some my person experiencing a 22 a really great chinatown over i come out a couple times in years this is the first time i've done it since i've been a legal drinking age. so we thought we'd come here a couple chinese my time to kick off. happy new happy new year. guy happy new year. >> and a reminder about tonight, we want to tell you that kron 4, we are hosting a debate with the top 4 candidates on our inside politics senate debate, which is going to air live tonight at 7 o'clock. and if you can get to the tv, you can watch on the kron on app. we're on 4 dot com.

>> we are back at 6.55. and usher. he was the headliner. the super bowl halftime show last night. vegas abbott, the bay area was still represented. check it out. he brought out vallejo native her in the middle of his performance. she has more now for her vocals, of course. but she came out there and just slated with that guitar solo during usher's performance of his 2004 hit burn. the 26 year-old artist has won 5 grammys and wants one song of the year for her hit. i can't breathe back in 2021 but a big honor to get out there for the super bowl. yeah. >> biggest gig ever. 66 right now. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news biggest game ever. and it was a failed, but not until the end.

i think they really succeeded in giving it their all. we're going continue break down the game time whitley. plus, a portion reality is about to reopen. it was closed because of a fire and they had to demolish the whole building. we'll give you an update on that. plus, pleasant hill. police investigating the death of a man was found dead in the park where he worked as a park where he worked as a janitor.

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>> right now, the kron 4 morning news. a man is found stabbed to death at a park in the east bay. and now police are trying to figure out what happened. a busy street in los altos reopening this morning after the area was shut down for months so they could demolish a building damaged by fire and 40 niner fans devastated this morning by the outcome of the super bowl. many though, say they are hopeful for next season. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning again. i usually say a happy monday should up to that today. still a happy monday. i know we're disappointed with the last. okay. but happy monday to you. the weather is looking up. so that's good. yeah, we've got john start off the hour with that forecast. good morning, john. yeah, mother nature making it easy to get this monday. started yet. ready to go on a monday after the super bowl, which i'm sure a lot of us are just a little tired after staying up later la