>> 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 last

night, we're looking outside at a beautiful view from mount tam with a little bit of fog sitting down in the bay, but still a very beautiful sunrise overhead. let's get that view and you can see it right here. nice sunny skies overhead. once we get rid of this low cloud cover, we're going to be in for a bright afternoon. we're seeing low visibility with some dense fog advisories in marine sonoma and napa counties. so watch your travels up there specially but we are also seeing some spotty fog along the bayshore. to that. i want you to keep in mind, 30's to 40's for current temps, morgan hill, half moon bay, fremont up to concord and fairfield all down in the 30's. so a lot of us are definitely starting this morning on a cooler note later today, we will be getting to some sunshine and some low 60's for your highs. all beginning to rainfall later on in this forecast. all still ahead. all right, john, thank you for that is start our monday morning and i'm still seen reports. >> some fall positive pockets of fog along highways. if you're traveling near, so be mindful of that and careful,

70 min, right, as you're heading into the city right now, san mateo bridge, no hazards, no major delays still under 16 minutes. so that's moving at the limit. a richmond center fell. ridge were up just a bit. 15 minutes tolls to 101, golden gate bridge that fall were just talking about. visibility is low, use those low beams and take a time 20 minute resumes back to you. ll right. thanks a lot or in a 71 right now. now we've got to talk about the game we do. and you can't fault niners for trying. i mean, they really get out there all. they gave it a great shot and was a great game to watch fans right up to the end. sot the niners are going to pull away with a win even deep into overtime. yeah. allure of an ending. it is unfortunately didn't go the niners way for sports. director jason dumas was in vegas to see it all unfold. heading into this game. we kept saying the forty-niners needed to start off fast in. >> 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 because of all those penalties. and those 2 fumbles in kansas city took advantage of it. and that's where we are. ok, 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 proud of our guys i am. i'm real proud of them today, too. as part of sports, part of football as part of life. put ourselves out there and love our team in. recover and will be back in. 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. >> we'll see this way. a leash and invest thousands of tens of thousands of dollars and go all the way to vegas to see them lose. you could see him lose right here in san francisco at the chase center and thrive city. that was a big party there. and this is towards the end where it was like no. >> oh, look at the one guy with a face. but earlier, yea, that's how this game was. you know, everybody was pretty excited at the start. there was a lot of hope and counted and sand a sea of red and gold and it doesn't get better than that. and then it didn't get worse, unfortunately. but it what you can do. >> it every you get them in a super bowl and time we were leaving at this point, we need to >> yeah. well, we'll read be recovering now in the off season. taking a look at what

went wrong. what went right? break it all down and just. >> take a little rest. >> maybe a maybe next time. 705, is a time right now. and like i said, what if you had spent all that mogey and now you've got to go back as have fall. they think today's going to be a big travel day because when you look at the vegas airport, they said that there are about 300,000 visitors to arrive in vegas for the big game. and so now all those people are coming home and it's probably the day that they're going to be doing that today. so as will be >> well, happening right in other news this morning, a major section of l community reality in los altos is set to reopen this morning. yeah, it was close on after a fire. remember there was a fire on christmas and the building really had to be knocked down to safely investigate. kron four's. michael thomas is live in los altos with the latest. >> i good morning, everyone. that's right. outcome. you know, reality is officially back open. you can see those lanes behind me really just flowing through. and it hasn't been open for 2 months. normally that building we were

talking about would be sitting right about here. take a look. this is a map up on your screen. you can see exactly where we are in los altos. it's right at the corner of al camino. real and san antonio road, the eastbouns of del camino, real between san antonio and sure would have been closed since christmas morning. this is video of that scene. there was a 3 alarm fire that happened at around 05:00am. that morning. it took out a 20,000 square-foot commercial building that housed multiple businesses. there was a dance studio and sat prep school along with a hair and nails months. others and what caused it will. we're still learning those details. but that building was completely demolished in. this is video of that happening that took place about 3 weeks ago. at least the beginning of it. so since that morning of the fire, the roads were closed and have been closed again for almost 2 months causing major traffic delays. not only here in this area, but in surrounding areas. so back out here live, there's only about one trucker. so they just finished up taking

off those cones on el camino, real so this is the first morning that traffic is going to be able to flow through. but normally, obviously, for the past 2 months, people have already found other route. so i'm sure we will start to see it get busier as the morning progressed u.s. live this morning tosa michael thomas storage insistent it back to thank you, michael. all right, 707, is the time and police in san leandro now are investigating 2 deadly shootings. >> what happened friday night. the other happened on 2 on thursday. police responded to reports of a shooting on east 14th street near the 150st avenue in the ashlon neighborhood at about 9.40, friday night. they say that's where they found a man and a woman both in their 40's suffering from gunshot wounds. officials shared these photos from the scene. they say the woman had a mobility issue. that's why you're wheelchair. basically, they're both victims were taken to the hospital, but sadly, the woman died and then thursday night the teenage boy was shot and killed on 100 70th and clinton avenues. also in ashland, it

happened just after 05:30pm, officers found the victim with a gunshot wound to his head. he died at the scene. in san francisco. chaos broke out in chinatown amid lunar new year celebrations when a waymo car was set on fire saturday night. take a look. now police say that crowd there wrote graffiti on the car, broke a window and then threw fireworks inside, which of course, it the whole car on fire. thankfully, nobody was inside and no injuries were reported at this point. police are investigating, but no arrests have been made just yet. in the north bay, emergency crews rushed to the scene of a house fire in fairfield yesterday. and you can see in these pictures just how much smoke. and th re are some of the flames that firefighters found when they got there. this was a home on saint andrews drive. firefighters say nobody was hurt. thankfully, the cause of that fire still under investigation. but at this

point, crews think it was accidental time now 709. and today community members plan to rally against the installation of a new immigration court in concord. >> the new court is located on gateway boulevard near clayton road and highway 2 for 2 immigrant rights attorneys and activists say they want solutions that don't prioritize deportation and the separation of families. they're planning to rally at noon today. also today or into educators are going to be rallying. they have been without a contract for some time with the school district. they've been negotiating since august of 2023. they want better resources for students, a higher salary and they haven't been able to reach an agreement. so they're going to be rallying before the board of trustees meeting at the orinda school district that's happening at 5.30. >> 7.10, of the time. 4 is your local election headquarters. and tonight we're hosting the second u.s. senate debate right here on

kron 4, an 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, frank, thank you. thank you so much. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. >> one bay area tech company is reportedly looking to cut thousands of jobs will tell you which one and why they say they have to downsize. and amended charges announced against 3 men suspected in the shooting death of security guard. kevin nishita. we're going to t

>> 7.14 right now and we're checking out the weather. i can see all that much assumes leiker's alloa cloud cap maybe looks better above all that. good morning, jon. the a little fog this morning. but here's that view from above

it. there's the top of mount diablo in the distance from sutro tower right here. kind of a blanket of clouds. but they once that burns off, we're in for a pretty glorious monday with a lot of sunshine, keeping that momentum of sunshine and mild weather from the weekend going through monday and tuesday. we will be seeing a few clouds this morning as you can already tell and watch for some low visibility because of that fog. but we are staying dry for now. high pressure ridge still in place today and tomorrow going to particularly nice and wednesday. certainly not bad either. but wednesday night is when the storm door opens back up. we are seeing dry skies today, especially a lot of sunshine at the tail end of the day tomorrow, partly cloudy conditions at the start and then a mostly sunny afternoon. wednesday is going to be dry during daytime hours. valentine's day activities during the day. good to go outside at the night. we'll start to see some showers moving in. it's just going to be the start of the storm door opening back up. today's daytime highs, upper 50's to low 60's. similar feel as to yesterday tomorrow and

wednesday, much the same as for thursday and friday. we stay mild. but we do have some showers arriving thursday. it's looking very likely. it's going to be a morning event. well, friday looking a lot more widespread and potentially coming along with some wind too. expect more showers into saturday and sunday, right? all right, john, thank you for that. well, we average is will delays. we had earlier accident, a few. >> half of the law, 8.80, on the southbound side. they're now clear. but 35 minutes cell animal p is if you're heading up that 85 8 oakland still in the green. you make a decent time. sounds on 6.80, traveling along tucson. all these are just starting to pick up 18 minutes heading into the city this morning. and we have just pockets of fog across some of our bridges there, specially the golden gate. 17 minutes, 80 to 101 on our san mateo bridge. and let's check on the south bay 1, 0, one. 85 up to menlo park just short of 37 minutes. darya. james, back to thanks. a lot of rain, a 7th 16 and let's talk for your money this

morning. netflix is big rival might surprise you. >> and gym uses flattening. jane king is live at the nasdaq will. then there's no way it's a flattening. it's got to be growing like your tie. me know. >> are facing a tough year darya as >> the key january growth screeches to a halt. now bloomberg reports foot traffic at 10 big us gym chains was flat versus last january. and jones rely on january first, which is a quarter of their yearly growth. so it plain a harsh winter in some parts of the country and some more competition. what your car repair bill is getting more expensive. cbc reports that there are several factors pushing costs up heavier more complex vehicles, new materials and manufacturing. there's a shortage of auto mechanics, the technicians and also still some lingering pandemic supply shortages. netflix's biggest rival is you, too. but netflix has 260 million subscribers. but youtube posted higher viewing numbers for virtually all of

last year. and it did so with user generated content, not big budget hollywood productions. well, sony is acquiring a half interest in pop star michael jackson's music catalog from the late singer's estate for at least 600 million dollars. according to billboard. the report says it's the largest such deal ever. the assets include ownership of master recordings and publishing for jackson's share of his songs live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back thank you, jane. >> all right, 7.17 is the time and new gang enhancements have been added now to the charges for the 3 men accused of murdering retired police officer. kevin, the cheetah the shooting was providing security for kron. 4 news crew at the time of his murder back in 2021. alameda county district attorney pamela price decided to make these changes. and if convicted, now all of them could be sentenced to more than 70 years in prison issued. his widow says that parole shouldn't 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 identifying will ron gilbert as the actual shooter. it was just a couple of weeks ago that police thought it was somebody else who pulled the trigger. but they've changed their mind. although the da didn't take questions. so we don't know exactly what new evidence was uncovered that made them change their minds. >> 7.18, and lawmakers want to act to try to stop the retail crime that has been sweeping across california become a real problem. members of the assembly select committee held a hearing in southern california on the matter and kron four's 8 on wallace shows us what they talked about. >> 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 to still others who spoke cautioned lawmakers about overturning prop 47. we cannot simply arrest. >> and incarcerate our way to the doable 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 hearing. >> 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 7.21. the time. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the niners obviously disappointed. >> in falling short during super bowl, we're going hear how they're handling that loss as they head into the offseason.

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>> it's 7.20, 5 and in the north bay petaluma police arrested a woman for fighting with a 74 year-old man when he said that she could never i'd 41 year-old christie hogan of clear lake is accused of robbery, attempted vehicle theft preventing a 9-1-1 call elder abuse and resisting arrest would happen is there was this a basketball man and he was walking back to his vehicle. she asked for a ride. he refused. and that's when he says she pushed him away from his car, struck him in the chest, climbed in his car, but couldn't started. and then as he attempted to call 9, 1, one took his phone and took off. she was later pointed out by witnesses. so police arrested her. then he was not hurt in berkeley ago. but advocates who are against the development at people's park held a rally and a demonstration on sunday. they had paintings and poetry along

this patch of land. that's walled-off by industrial cargo containers right now because his work is going to build student housing and this group just demonstrated outside saying that they are against the development and the mural reads, there are many hearts buried at people's park. well, % another round of layoffs at another large tech company. according to reuters, it san jose based cisco. now this planning to lay off thousands of employees. >> now official announcement isn't expected until next week when cisco has its earnings call. one source, though, says cisco, even this morning still determine exactly how many employees it needs to let go. the company, as we know has about 85,000 employees total, at least as of 2023 fiscal year. cisco is shifting. it higher growth areas like cybersecurity. we'll take a break. it's 7.26. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. investigators are trying to figure out how it was that a man was able to steal a plane from palo alto. we'll tell you

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>> 7.28 right now and we want to check out the weather for you. it started off great o'donnell and maybe a little hopefully. let's find out. john. good morning. yeah, we're definitely in some great this morning. very right about that, especially for the north bay where that fog is on the denser side of things. but once we see that fog burning off, it's going to be another bright and comfortable afternoon. looking outside from mount tam. you can see that the lincoln of low-grade hanging out above the bay. we do have enough of it to be resulting in dense fog advisories up in marine sonoma

and napa counties. those mike gray up there and then also a frost advisory up in the mountains east of san jose. really only for those upper elevations, though, current visibility still not so great up in santa rosa. most of us are starting to see some improvements, though. temperature wise, we're off to a cold start double and you're at 35 degrees at 39 santa rosa, surprisingly mild. that's 42, but also because of the fog that's formed there has sheltered a little bit of the heat loss overnight. why you're starting in the 40's rather than the 30's later on today. it's going to be 50's to 60's 4 daytime highs they can for yet another comfortable afternoon. a lot like saturday and sunday, right? all right, john, thank you for really foggy busy morning for us. thankfully. >> not seeing any major accidents are our bridges, but definitely use low beams. if you are traveling, you hit those pockets of fog. 19 minutes on the bay bridge and 19 minutes on the san mateo bridge as well. a richmond center fell bridge around 14 minutes and that foggy golden

gate bridge looks a little better since we last checked in can actually see little bit. 28 minute want 37 to the tolls are is back to you. thanks a lot. let's get to the big story that we're following this morning. the east, they were pleasant hill. police are investigating a brutal killing. a park worker was stabbed to death and proper. some at o'hare explains what happened. >> 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 would want to say. something like that. what could be? >> you know, motivation risen

for somebody to i commit such a crime, heinous crime like they're trying to cobo was a janitorial worker for the park. >> police say they're still investigating a motive in 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 her 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. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> 7.32. right now and look at this truck loaded with supplies that doesn't belong to them. sanibel police arrested 3 people who stole from a roofing company they took when they went to the yard and the alarm went off and they took all the supplies from the company friday night and they tried to take off with the mistress, but police ended up arresting the group. those goods are valued at about $4,000. and 2 minute tried to steal a whole bunch of legos from a store. >> near i-80 and redwood parkway. this is where the store reported that somebody came in and took a bunch legos and then police ended up catching up. >> with that person at the county fairgrounds. actually,

there was a short chase. and then during that chase, a passenger jumped out of the vehicle was later found in a backyard arrested. and then the driver eventually lost control and crashed near mississippi and sacramento streets. so he was arrested as well. and then they found the legos look at the cup since giving the thumbs up. all of these legos valued at about $900 in the thieves confessed that they were so they could resell them. well, developing news this morning, another accidental release of coke dust has happened out at the martinez refinery contra costa. health officials say it happened at about 01:00pm saturday. >> that coke dust is a byproduct of refining petroleum. hazmat team say they didn't find evidence of the coke dust in the surrounding neighborhood. but this is video from prior incidents committee. in fact, just recently last week released the results of an independent investigation that found 8 main causes for the release that happened back in thanksgiving of 2002, the committee plans to meet again in march. well, meantime,

flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond prompted an emergency response. fire crews say the flaring was first reported at about 8.40 saturday morning. it lasted about 5 minutes. officials say there is no public risk to health. >> san francisco firefighters helping a child who was stranded on the side of a cliff. look at that. that's kind of scary airlift but turned out to be safe, which is good. >> you can see that it was happening saturday night at sundown time just in the evening. that child was stranded and need to be plucked to same. >> all right, 7.35 the time. let's talk about what happened last night with the forty-niners in the super bowl. obviously it was disappointing for the team for the fans. it was a heartbreaking loss that came down to the wire so close. they really gave their heart

and soul and the fans we know we're with them until that last minute down to a tie, though, what are you going to do? covers sports reporter kate rooney. >> in the action in vegas with reaction from the players. >> before the season even started, it almost seemed 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 of 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 i'm 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 this end 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 of lap get up on him. and i think we failed to do that. so moving forward my career and, 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. >> and here's what san francisco's mayor had to say. she posted on x. no one can take away how hard the niners fought this season. i'm so proud of this incredible team and the thrills and the excitement that you gave our fans all year long. we'll see on the field next year. forever. and then the governor a little more political here. first congratulating the chiefs on the victory and then cheers to the niners for a well fought. the niners

brought passion, energy and grit to the field. tonight, california is proud. >> in the south bay was a full house, a packed house at rosie mccann's irish pub in san jose where a lot of fans gathered there. they stayed optimistic, as we said right up till the very end kron four's dan kerman. was there. >> the forty-niners created a lot of excitement and optimism through much of the game. go >> and they're going to they have 30's got 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 make that extra point. it is what it is. still some decided they were going to focus on the positive. >> it made it this far. we've come back through a lot and it is still an officer was taken for next we will get so a lot of heartbreaking. a lot of disappointment have a lot of hope for the future of the >> it's 7.40, right now. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. have you seen a lot of young kids zipping around on these electric bikes? well, there's movement in sacramento now to try to make it safer and have those kids be more prepared about

the rules of the road? we'll tell you what they're doing. and san francisco, kara kicked off the year of the dragon with celebrations in chinatown. we'll see how people are feeling about the new year. >> a big move towards evs and hybrids, but also everything old is new again here, the nation's largest auto show in chicago. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. a really nice day ahead of a seasonably cool conditions in the mid-fifties at the coastline and a good dose of sunshine further inland. >> with upper 50's to low 60's, i'll be talking to everything you've got to know for the rest of this week. still ahead. >> and starting a foggy this morning's a lot of you have a navigator little extra time and care. we're tracking your monday morning commute will be right back after the break.

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>> 7.43 right now and we are checking out the weather for you. it's a little bit cloudy out there, but it's not raining. yeah, it's not raining. know it's dry. that's the good news in the clouds are pretty low. john. good morning. yeah. those clouds might as well. call fog up in the north bay, especially has been a rough visibility wise. lot of low clouds above the bayshore as well. having less impact on your visibility. but it's all going to burn off and sets us up for an afternoon full of sunshine later on. >> there's mount tam in the distance. you can see it's rising up just like suture tower above that blanket of low. great. we will be seeing this afternoon. a lot of sunshine and notably dry skies

for your monday getting the week started with this. high-pressure ridge certainly still in place keeping us try keeping us sunny. and that's applying to tomorrow. and most of your valentine's day on wednesday as well. today only gets cleared towards the afternoon. tomorrow is going to stay nice and dry and mostly sunny as well. now, wednesday, we start the day dry for your valentine's day. but wednesday evening, we'll actually start to see some showers likely making their return. you can see them already in the north bay on wednesday towards morning hours. that's just the start of the storm door opening back up for the latter half of this forecast. in the meantime, though, we're keeping that solid momentum that we had this weekend for both saturday and sunday going with daytime highs rising into the upper 50's to low 60's across the bay foster city of mountain view through the south bay. some of our warmest spots with highs rising at or above 60 degrees, tri valley right at 60 today, oakland up to richmond. you'll be in the upper 50's as you also see for much of the north bay, too,

vacaville at 58 santa rosa and petaluma each at 59 tomorrow. temperatures very similar to today's as well. also be the case on wednesday for valentine's day thursday. expect some morning showers and friday, saturday and sunday. also going to be active days with rainfall likely all through the upcoming weekend, right? all right, don, saying that you can see how that fog could be a problem on your morning drive. >> the golden gate bridge right now disappearing behind that blanket of fog. so low beams. if you're driving drive times have gone up. 34 minutes. 37 to the tolls. if you're taking that route, no accidents on bay bridge right now. traffic building at the toll plaza. 21 minutes there. check out your highways are things are starti g to slow down just a bit long. 80 crockett on towards the maze. 31 minutes a long 24 14 minute ride soon as you get past, end things are pretty smooth sailing. there first have to make it the walnut creek and come to concord about 25 minutes and southbound 6.80, dublin to fremont. there is an

accident along southbound. in pleasanton. that's when things are a little slow and go there. arias is back to you. all right, brandon, thank you. 7.46. is the time and chinese new lunar new year celebrations are kicking off all across the bay area. >> we are celebrating the year of the dragon this year. and kron four's photo journalist tahir asad was in san francisco's chinatown to get it up close. look at the festivities. we know it's a. >> year's. so check out area we don't want be hungry. so some development >> how a lot this is golden gate bakery, one of the 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 loud noises, >> spent that to fire fireworks. coulter learning

about. >> the traditions and i'm seeing new things for 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? love some my person experiencing a 22 a really great chinatown over here. i come out a couple times before in years this is the first time i've done it since i've been of legal drinking age. so we thought we'd come here a couple chinese might isaac the night happy new happy new year happy new year. >> happy year 7.48. right now southern california lawmaker wants to make electric bicycles safer. you've seen kids zipping around on these. well. they want the band children who are younger than 12 for writing those e-bikes and make those who are writing

more accountable and knowledgeable about the rules of the road. this is a new bill that they're working on with 3 major points. the main theme, educating riders to better understand safe traffic rules. the bill would ban who's under 12 from being able to ride any class of an electric bike. anybody over 12. if you don't have a driver's license, you take e-bike safety training course and pass an online written test and also need a state issued id to operate an e-bike. a first-time violators would get community service, not a ticket or a fine again. this just in the works. >> 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. >> they definitely go a lot faster. that's for sure. and i've seen a lot of kids riding on umunna my neighborhood. so i know that both car drivers and people that are on bikes would like the roads to be

safer. this bill, though, it's just like i said in the works, it's in the early stage. it's going to be a while before we see whether it makes it to the governor's desk. >> for your money this morning, paying off student debt is becoming harder and harder for some as they're slipping further and further into debt. yeah, this is all according to new data from the federal reserve of new york. and basically what it shows is that americans are in some cases using credit cards to pay off student loans. but then those credit card balances are going through the roof. now as a result, 8% credit card debt now is falling into delinquency. and that rate was just under 6% back in 2022. so it's going up. the average loan bill is between 2 $300 a month. >> it's 7.49. and we're talking about all kinds of things that are like old school and now they're cool and new again. yeah, new in an ev kind away and other ways to rich demuro shows us more from the world's largest auto show.

>> the auto industry is in the middle of a revolution. seems a kind of a mix moment freebies there. so many great ones launching. but those companies are watching gas card tables as well at the chicago auto show. evs are front and center. show organizers along with nissan brought me to the windy city to experience the show, which has been going on for more than 100 years. and just north america's largest show has had a family atmosphere. people in the city talk about going there with a career >> and now they're coming back with their kids eat. these are getting a lot of attention but only make up about 2 million of the 290 million cars on the road in the u.s. with affordability and cold weather performance concerns in parts of the country. not everyone is rushing out to buy one. there's going to be internal combustion cars, gas powered vehicles on the road for decades to come on the floor. just about every brand you can think it's cool to see all

these cars back to back kind of a company's whole lineup. all right, next to each other. here's the mustang. mach e a eruption. green collar with a bronze appearance package. the all-new electric escalate iq will go 450 miles and cost $130,000. check out the 55 inch digital touch screen inside chevy making electric silverado while volkswagen leaning heavily into nostalgia with a three-row electric id based on the 1967, bus luxury ev startup lucid showing off a stealth version of its air sedan. surprisingly, even tesla in attendance, the cybertruck attracting crowds. we are used to talk about infinite demand for tesla vehicles while stopped on morning. they're having to market a little more aggressively than they have in the past. well, the second side, these cars continues to evolve. it's also kind of fun to just get behind that wheel and dream a little bit. >> if you want to see some

more, my finds from here at the chicago auto show. find me on instagram. i am at rich on tech in chicago. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> also my favorite commercials in the super bowl. the vw last. yeah. one of my yeah. i like the one with all old slot on and speaking of politics, we've got a reminder that we're going to be hosting a debate right here on kron 4. the 4 candidates vying for the senate. you can see it at 07:00pm on tv channel 4 or on your computer on kron 4 dot com or the kron on app. >> called in sick. >> sick and tired disappointed. >> after the super bowl, a lot of people feel to blue to go to school or work >> and they're taking the day off today. we'll talk more about that, making it a

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street in los altos reopening this morning after the area was shut down for months follow shipbuilding. and 40 niner fans heartbroken this morning after the super bowl and did with a chiefs win. we'll have reaction in a minute. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> thanks for waking up with us on a monday. like be a little down because of the niners at least it's not raining. so it's not going to be that hard to get something look forward to. there's always next year and again, we'll have more fan reaction in a minute. and from the players too. >> but john is starting off the hour. yeah, i admit i'm a little dragon. i mean that there was a late game was plus. it was quite the weekend. i mean, chinese new year's weekend. oh, yeah. between chinese new year, the game yesterday just getting outside. hopefully enjoying the weather. probably was a jam-packed 1, 4, out of us. if you're feeling ait