>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. that breaking news we're following is out of los angeles county where at least 10 people are dead after a shooting following a lunar new year's festival. we have video from the scene overnight. the gunman is still on the loose this morning. we know that in addition to the 10 people killed, that shooting left at least 10 others hospitalized. their conditions range from stable to critical. we know about the shooting started just before 10, 30 last night in the city of monterey park. this happening in a business. investigators are describing

as a ballroom dance studio at a news conference earlier this morning. investigators described the scene which when officers arrived. let's go ahead. take some of that video. >> when officers arrived on scene, they observed numerous individuals, patrons of the location pouring out of the location. screaming. the officers made entry location. and located additional victims. the monterey park police, the fire department responded to the scene and treated the injured. and pronounced 10 of the victims deceased at the scene. >> the shooting happened in the city of monterey park located about 10 miles from downtown los angeles, park is home to about 60,000 people. most of them asian investigators say the shooting happened during one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california. we know that the second day of the festival is now canceled and we're working to get a suspect description right now.

we only know the shooter is a man. the motive for this also remains under investigation. police to say it is too early to know if this was a hate crime. investigators also added there was a so-called incident in the nearby city of alhambra and that the 2 incidents, the hombre and the one in monterey park could be connected. they are investigating that right now. we also know that president biden has been briefed on the shooting. this is again, a breaking story we're following this closely for you. and we do expect to receive more information throughout the morning. a news conference is happening in the next hour and we will bring that to you live when that happens. stay right here with for the kron. 4 for the latest developments. now. let's get a quick check of the weather this morning. dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest a day. >> okay, good morning, stephanie. good morning, off to clear essentially with some high cloudiness to deal with a little bit, which will be the case this afternoon. one of the issues we've been dealing with a pretty much since friday has been those king

tides are with us again today, although technically won't be as high as yesterday. we expect the high tide to reach around 11. 0, 8, it will be about noon going on for you on monday. as you can see, the amounts going down a little bit by monday at 6.78 feet. we also have additional wind advisory. this doesn't kick in from our perspective until 1 o'clock. but it's going to be with us all afternoon evening until in fact, tomorrow morning. this is a dry, offshore wind in the wake of that very week dry front that already passed winds currently not particularly very active com to single digits, but some of that high cloudiness interrupted some of the cooling overnight. so here's the effort with our temperatures. we actually see some quite a bit of 30's on the board here, 40 for hayward. but almost what we saw from yesterday, although they don't have any temperature advisories there. you can see some of the high cloudiness left behind. but look to the south. that's that front pushing its way down further south. and in the wake of that, we get the offshore wind for today. we've got about 49 working at 11:00am to 2. 54 high cloudiness on

balance for today for a pretty dry week coming up ahead. but it will feel very winter like we'll have more on that coming up in just a bit step. all right, dave, thank you so much. and breaking overnight, at least one firefighter is injured and 25 people displaced. >> after a fire engulfed 2 structures in san francisco. this happened on the 1300 block of hay street around one. 45 am. the firefighter was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. and speaking publicly for the first time since placing oakland police chief leronne armstrong on paid administrative leave. newly elected mayor shane town says the move does not mean he will be fired. kron four's philippe djegal reports that mayor tells says the decision is consistent with any officer under investigation. >> our goal here is not to be punitive this is not a disciplinary action. >> to keep the route armstrong instead, mayor sheng tells that it's a saturday her and the city administrator place police chief leronne armstrong

on paid administrative leave is consistent with policies, guy to investigations into all. officers heard rumors like people saying, well, this is going to be the end of chief leronne armstrong. >> and i want to make sure that everyone understands that putting somebody on paid administrative leave while there's still a active investigation, if that's exactly what it is, it is not meant to be candidate. but there is an investigation. i want people to understand that under this administration there will be no, you know, a different kind of treatment, whether you're the chief. >> rank and file the move was made after a law firm hired by city last year released an independent report detailing one police sergeants alleged misconduct and the department's internal affairs divisions mishandling of his investigations. the sergeant is accused of leaving the scene of a hit and run collision while driving a patrol car back in 2021. and then a year later, waiting a week to report firing his gun in an elevator at police headquarters. the report suggests chief armstrong took

a hands-off approach in holding the sergeant accountable for his actions. tao said she is concerned this investigation could prolong the federal monitors oversight of the police department. that's been the case since a civil lawsuit was filed against the agency in 2000 until this house as the department was nearing a period of probation in the very beginning, this oversize will see enough for 5 years. >> it's been going on. 21 years now. and so, of course, we take it very seriously. and it is an ongoing concern. well, i under this administration, we are going to move forward in a way where we're going to try to get the department out of this federal oversight and a good place to start, she says, is removing internal affairs from investigating officers and transitioning those duties to another oversight committee. >> chief armstrong has not responded to our request for do whatever we go from 4 news. >> and not everyone agrees with the decision to place the chief on leave during the investigation. former council member lauren taylor, shane tells opponent in the recent

mayoral race releasing a statement saying in part, quote, i have come to the conclusion that the decision to put chief armstrong on administrative leave was excessive. and if i were mayor, i would not have done it. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. we're following the latest developments out of los angeles county as it continues as a community continues to mourn after a mass shooting following a lunar new year celebration. more on what we know after this. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two days early? when it comes to payday,

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>> we're following breaking news out of los angeles county where 10 people are dead and at least 10 injured after a mass shooting at a lunar new year festival in the city of monterey park. you're taking a look at video now from the scene. and according to police, gunshots rang out at around 10, 30 last night. and we know that this shooting happened in a business that investigators are describing as a ballroom dance studio, monterey park as hey, large asian population. and investigators say this was one of the largest lunar new year events planned in southern california at this hour. we know the suspect is still on the loose right now. there is no description of the shooter. only we only know right now, but that shooter is a man. there's also no description of a weapon. the motive remains under investigation at this time. and police are

continuing to look into again a motive. they are not saying this is a hate crime. we are expecting more details from a news conference coming up later this morning. and we will bring that to you live when that happens. >> and we're also watching the king tides in our forecast here with reaching its high tide around 11. 0, 8 dry offshore winds, though, bill, this afternoon with a wind advisory, although a dry forecast lay ahead the kron 4 morning news. want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day without heavy perfumes? try downy light in-wash freshness boosters. it has long-lasting light scent, no heavy perfumes, and no dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day. downy light! ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street,

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>> all right, dave, let's get a quick check of that weather with you, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a live shot coming in the east bay shoreline. here we have some high cloudiness to deal with, but more to the point, some drier air being pushed into our area with all of that kind of put together here. we do actually have a wind advisory that's going to pop up that you'll see when i show you the wind profiles coming up in just a bit of the we look like for the winds. check into those temperatures, though. still quite chilly. as we start our day today. noaa advisories with any of this. but you get the general low down here, maybe in some frost in some areas. but well drier today. 33 going on santa rosa. 36 for napa. 37 for and the far east bay. we have mostly 30 degree readings. 38 coming in for

oakland and 40 for hayward. 39 for san jose. but i did say sunny skies, right? so yes, we'll get the daytime warmth going on. but when you couple that even with them being offshore winds, it's still have a bit of a chill in the air. so don't let the pictures for you when you step outside man to dress more accordingly. we are in winter. remember, even though a lot of sun going on here, calm winds to single digits for now. that's going to the case few morning hours. it's up to lunch time things start to change stormtracker 4. you kind of get an idea of the wake of that front dropping out of central valley into socal in its wake. we get the strong offshore wind. it's going to come plowing right through the central valley and right through solano county filtering right across the bay and going out across the golden gate into the sea. futurecast four's relatively uneventful just to note might have a few little stray snow showers going on up there in the mountains. from our perspective, that's it. we're going into sunday mode as we get into your monday. and most of the week will be, in fact, just like that. let's get to those all important winds as we get to about 1 o'clock. it becomes very apparent where the action is. solano county

through most of the east bay east of the east bay hills. you really feel those winds and a little bit of the peninsula. then plays out actually holds together impressively for a good period of time here all the way overnight into tomorrow morning. we lose a lot of the intensity of the peninsula fairly quickly. white holds in the east bay, particularly well inland and solano counties using the last stop along the journey get these offshore winds coming plowing right down the valley like that kind of gets channel right into the bay. so for today, we've got mostly sunny and windy. cool with 50's going on inland or near the water week we have a few scattered clouds but cool again is what we got 30's to 60's for highs, low 30's for lows, rather and 60's going on for highs. windy. also late and then foreign next week weekend, rather saturday will call scattered clouds, been watching a chance of rain try to develop on sundays with being pushed forward for this little rain event that will carry us into early next week. let's to 57 for san francisco. 58 oakland, 57 for san jose. also check in at levi stadium.

3ut the key point takeaway for this is it will be chilly, although sunny 70. all right. good idea to have those jackets ready. thank you. >> and fans are gearing up as the san francisco forty-niners and the dallas cowboys renew their on standing rivalry and we didn't spot a ton of the forty-niners faithful at the stadium paws and walnut creek saturday evening. they're probably saving all their energy for today, but there were definitely a lot of football fans there. staff tells us that it's been super busy with the forty-niners playoff push. >> and acting we have a lot 8. and i know that the probably the big watch the game. really popular in the pay act. so they've been very crazy. i lost my voice because of it. but that's ok. >> do the best i can tomorrow. but should be fine. it's always a good time at the pump. >> a kickoff for tonight's game is set for 3.30, at levi stadium. in national news. investigators with the department of justice as seeds

have seized more classified documents from president biden's home in wilmington, delaware. saturday. the president's personal lawyer said that investigators had found a half dozen documents after conducting a 13 hour search of the home on friday. now some of those were dated from the time when biden served as u.s. senator and others from his time as vice president in the obama administration. 2 democratic senators have called for an investigation into president biden for his handling of classified documents when he was vice president in the obama administration. according to a new you gov poll. senators joe manchin of west virginia and tim kaine of virginia agree with two-thirds of americans who support an investigation. the documents were discovered in the president's former private office and his delaware home. the attorney general has appointed a special counsel to look into the matter. meantime, president biden's white house chief of staff ron klain, is expected to step

down in the coming work weeks, according to senior administration officials, the search for a successor is already underway. plans has said he takes pride in having lasted longer than any other democratic president's first chief of staff in more than 50 years. sources say labor secretary marty walsh and susan rice, the white house domestic policy adviser, are among those being considered as claims replacement. yesterday marked the 50th annual march for life in washington, d.c., thousands taking to the streets of our nation's capital. and what is the first march since roe v wade was overturned last year getting that decision struck down was a pillar of the anti-abortion movement. now many abortion opponents say their focus has shifted to congress and individual states leaders are pushing for a national abortion ban. but any proposed ban would be dead in the senate which is currently controlled by democrats. new developments this morning, the in this story, the gallery owner arrested for hosing down an unhoused woman outside of

his business is scheduled to be arraigned in february. collier, gwin owner of foster gwin gallery now faces charges for misdemeanor battery. if convicted, he could face up to 6 months in county jail and a $2000 fine. the san francisco da's office says he is expected to enter a plea at the arraignment. it's scheduled for february 17th. now to an update on san francisco's 1.7 million dollar toilet saga. this is a story that garnered national attention because of how silly it might sound. just one toilets, in know, >> and astronaut listed at an astronomical price to be completed and several years governor newsom had to step in to put a temporary halt on this project. and now a prefab fabricated toilet is being donated to the city to be ready to go by this fall. the catch year, it could still cost the city close to a million dollars just to get the new toilet up and running. according to the san francisco chronicle. that's because

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>> and developing news from san luis obispo county where hundreds of first responders continue to search for missing 5 year-old boy kyle. one kyle was swept away on january 9th as the year's first winter storm drenched. california. he's not been seen sense. a total of 21 people died during that downpour, including several caught in rising flood waters. authorities deployed drones, helicopters and hundreds of cal fire and cal oes team members continue to look for kyle together. they've searched large portions of the salinas river near where he was swept away. they plan to continue their search throughout the weekend. happening now it's to patrols

to combat sideshows are in effect in santa rosa. >> the police department says they got tips about potential activity through the weekend. santa rosa has a side show ordinance in place to arrest or cite participants, vehicle passengers and spectators. the oakland police department will also be on patrol and they say any participating car can be towed and seized for 30 days. pleasant hill. police are looking for a man they say burglarized a local coffee shop. take a good look at your screen here. police believe that this next, this picked this man you're about to see forced his way into the rooted coffee shop and made off with a safe and other small items. if you recognize this man, you are asked to please call pleasant hill. police. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a mass shooting near a lunar new year celebration in los angeles county unfolded last night. we have the latest from police coming up.

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the kron. 4 morning news that breaking news we're following for you is out of los angeles county. >> well, at least 10 people are dead after a shooting following a lunar new year's festival. we have video taken from the scene overnight. the shooter we know is still on the loose this morning. at least 10 others were taken to the hospital. 10 of his

victims rather injured. they are hospitalized in stable to critical condition this morning. this all started just before 10, 30 last night in the city of monterey park. we know the shooting happened in a business that investigators are describing as a ballroom dance studio at a news room rather at a news conference early this morning. investigators describe the scene when officers arrivrd. take a listen. >> when officers arrived on scene, they observed numerous individuals, patrons of the location pouring out of the location. screaming. the officers made entry location. and located additional victims. the monterey park police, the fire department responded to the scene and treated the injured. and pronounced 10 of the victims deceased at the scene. >> monterey park is a city of about 60,000 people located about 10 miles from the downtown los angeles area. we know monterey park. it has a

large asian population. investigators say that the that this happened nearby, you know, was the largest lunar new year one of the largest in southern california, the second day of the festival has been canceled right now. there's no description of the shooter. we are working to learn more about that right now. we only know that the shooter is a male, no description of a weapon or motive at this time. police say it is too early to know if the shooting was a hate crime. investigators also say there was an incident in the nearby city of alhambra. they did not share much about that, but they did say that they are investigating the alhambra incident to see this shooting in monterey park and the hombre might be connected this is a breaking story. we do expect some more details throughout the morning. we are hearing about a news conference that is planned by investigators later today. we're going to bring that to you live in the newscast. when that happens. stay right here with us at kron 4 for the latest developments. all

right. let's start off this half hour with a check of our forecast. let's check in with dave spahr today. >> okay, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a live shot coming in from the embarcadero. we can see the flag not too active right at this hour with the bay bridge behind this will become more active later on for an offshore wind direction is what we're expecting for today with those gusty winds, a wind advisory posted from 1 o'clock this afternoon until 07:00am on monday and notice the colors. ation who's getting hit by this. this does include san francisco, but it does not include everybody up in the north bay. what direction the winds are coming from. think that kind of telecom, the single digits is where we stand right now. the will be really setting up in a line for good offshore wind event right across a lot county. now with unrelated to by the way, we also have that continuation of the king tides. we reach the high tide today about 11. 0, 8, and tomorrow will be with us again for elevated tide levels just past noon on

your monday. storm tracker. 4 doesn't have much in at the last collection of cloud cover was also sitting with that front that march through. so in the wake of this, it was another dry front. we're used to that from the recent winters that don't deliver much in the way of treats. after all of that, we get usually an offshore wind. we have a problem because we have a dry atmosphere. well, the ground has been taken care of in recent weeks. so we have some insulation, 30's for most of those inland spots. you'll notice 40 for hayward. the peninsula has some 40's there with half moon bay kind of a lof the 50 by comparison for today. we do about 49, 11 o'clock afternoon. 2 o'clock. 54 don't expect lofty temperatures today are going to be pretty much into the 50's and one on for the niners today. game time 3.30, temperatures only mid 50's during game time which will be the the heat of the day. the best will do sunny but chilly and you could get some wind gusts in some spots approaching 40 in a bit. we're going to look at the 4 zone forecast for you and that extended to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> a deadly crash in the north bay as a tesla winds up in a

backyard pool waking up the homeowner and leaving behind more questions than answers. chp is investigating how a woman's car veered off the roadway went through a fence and then straight into the pool. kron four's. amanda hari has the story. >> the homeowner tells me she's fine, but is likely still in shock. there's a lot of damage. her backyard. if you take a look over here, you can see this is where the tesla hit the wall and the ground is now an even here. farther down. we have a ton of debris and the fence there is where they drove through. >> this sandra fell back yard became the setting for a tragedy early saturday morning. a woman died after driving her tesla off san pedro road through a fence and into the pool homeowner barbara cuff nurse says it's hard to process what happened. i was sleeping in my bedroom. it was a 6.35, and i heard a loud like food i jumped up out

of bed. she says she looked outside and saw flashing lights in her pool. she ran downstairs and her friend who was staying with her was already out there. he just looked at me and said call 9-1-1. she says he tried to help and the car was sinking and he knew there was a person in there and he was trying to break the car to get the person out. but he says sandra fell. police were there within 5 minutes, but the woman had died. they were asked to leave the backyard for the investigation. a tow truck has to pull the car over the fence to get it out of the backyard. she says she spends many mornings in the backyard and could have been out there when this happened here. a high and the dog any all 3 of us could have been out there at that time. >> and we might not be alive right now. california highway patrol is taking over the case and they're investigating. >> they will look into whether drugs, alcohol or fatigue factored into the crash. and because this is a tesla, if

the autopilot was you've seen it on the news with the tests and the auto pilot. >> whatever you call it and i don't understand why anybody would want to use something like that. capable there's a ton of damage. the property to the fence pool and to the surrounding landscaping cover says she has insurance, but that's not what's most important. it's not >> money is not anything compared to life's. >> the name of the woman who died has not been released yet. that will be released by the coroner's office once they notify her next of kin in sandra fell amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> a daring rescue was caught on police body cam in the east bay. antioch police officer kyle smith is being applauded for helping to pull a man out of the contra costa canal, using a dog leash. as you can see behind me here, officer

smith says the leash, which is typically used for his canine kona has the ability to stretch 30 feet and smith quick thinking helped save that man from drowning in the can now, which is located near deer valley road and carpet area dry. the officer says it's a day on the job. he will not soon be forgetting. >> so find you one of those stories. you know, we get a lot here at the hour. we start where we we have a lot of story. do you tell later and tell our family and friends this is definitely one of them. so usually you have at your disposal. and and that's what i love that 30 but lesion. luckily, i didn't have that. but you know, i was first on scene and i had that that. i think anyone else that would have got there from the antioch police department would have figured out a way to get them out. >> officer smith has team has been paired with his canine kona for the last 5 years. they visit local schools. for canine demonstrations and help educate people on how the dogs are used in policing work. still ahead on the kron 4

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>> and we continue to follow breaking news out of los angeles county. 10 people are dead, at least in at least 10 injured after a mass shooting at a lunar new year festival in the city of monterey park. let's get a look at video from the scene here. according to

police, gunshots rang out at around 10, 30 last night. we know that this shooting happened in a business that investigators are describing as a ballroom dance studio. the city of monterey park where this happened has a large asian population. and investigators say that this happened during one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california. so far the suspect is still on the loose. police have not released a description of the shooter yet. we only know that it is a man. there's also no description of the weapon. >> and the in the motive of the crime remains under investigation as well. >> investigators have also not said if this was a hate crime. in california. governor gavin newsom also just tweeting about this saying, quote, monterey park's should have had a night of joyful celebration of the lunar new year. instead, they were the victims of a horrific and heartless act of gun violence.

our hearts morning as we learn more about the devastating acts of last night and we are monitoring this situation closely. >> are the next couple of days will be very typical. what we're looking at today. some high cloudiness temperatures up around 60, but upper 50's will do it early into next week. now we're looking at some winds to pick up this afternoon, but a forecast for afternoon, but a forecast for to

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breaking news out of los angeles county. 10 people are dead at are dead and at least 10 injured after a mass shooting at a lunar new year festival in the city of monterey park. we're taking a look now at video from this scene. and according to police, we know that gunshots ran out at about rang out at around 10, 30 last night. that shooting happened at a business being described as a ballroom dance studio. monterey park has a large asian population. investigators say this was one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california. so far at as of this hour, investigators say that they do not have a suspect in custody. they have not released a description of the shooter. we only know that the person responsible as a man. there's also no description that's been released of the weapon. the motive does remain under investigation at this time. and police have not said this was a hate crime. a news conference is slated for later this morning and we will bring

you that live when it does this morning here on the kron, 4 news. and california governor gavin newsom also tweeting about this. he said, monterey park should have been a joyful celebration of the new year. instead, the people participating in this were victims of a horrific and heartless act of gun violence. the governor going on to say that our hearts more as we learn more about the devastating acts of last night. and he goes on to say that his office is monitoring this situation closely. all right. switching gears, real quick here. dave spahr is here with our weather forecast today. what should we know as we step outdoors? okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. still kind of a chilly morning and is winter after all. we have drier air at hand and lots of sunshine. nice to be great for the ball game later today. here's sfo for you. >> as we see the sun join us. no delays happening this morning in travels by car tahoe looks fine as we get into early next week here, temperatures getting up to about 40 or so by tuesday. wednesday, back to the upper 30's. you might have a little

see us part of snow going on real early today, though, a temperature check free. we have some 30's working in hera. well inland. still at this hour, 40 for hayward. 39 meanwhile to san jose so falling in line with the story that we talked about. the winds are going to be the big issue picking up this afternoon. it's an added chill, even though it is an offshore wind, you'll feel what it pops about. 1 o'clock is when that advisory is in a covers almost the entire bay. here's the coverage area project and we get those winds up to the 40 rate. it a 40 mile per hour range for those gusts. by the way, now we end with winds in the east. let's march for this real quickly here. going to be dry. cause us offshore winds tomorrow morning. this is it. forget about fog. look at that. that's it. so it's clearly offshore winds. then we go further when it starts to weekend. look at the moisture is coming from not the ocean. it's coming from the east. a little microclimate working there because of all that rain is left the moisture there. look what happens up long term. it's a quiet week. yeah. let's do it. the students. okay. next weekend ha. if we go that sunday and this may linger into monday tuesday for

a second hit coming from where we like the north. and that brings in cold air to cold weather rain event. 57 san francisco will do a lot of mid to upper 50's along the coast. bayside upper 50's to the south getting close to 60 upper 50's range down here in the south bay. 57 san jose, santa clara coming into 57. but that again at the at the stadium want to bundle up for 56 for cupertino, east bay shoreline mid-fifties tri valley. a little cooler a bit because again, it was chilly this morning. concord checks in at 56 winds really howling here through solano county, mid 50's. 56 for napa and 58 santa rosa. more of the same but looks like for the week ahead. deviating a degree or 2 here during the day and night. watch out for 30's return here and there because of dry air and clear skies will be the 40's. the coast stepping. all right, dave, thank you. >> this morning, we start our special coverage honoring black history. our theme for the rest of this month. and next is sharing our stories today. we explore ebony and jet magazines which were

iconic publications for black people in the 20th century. they told the stories of communities of color, much of it through pictures and now these photographs are getting new life. donna explains how. >> now through a camera lens that you 85 year-old roy lewis produces images and has time to create sculpture. painting. but a photographer we only have seconds. it's a second. and with each second a story is told this is called line the line is and the but i tell people that i write with pitches in 1956, lewis begin working here. johnson publishing company, j pc in chicago, which produce digest jet and ebony magazines in the mid 40's. the pioneers in storytelling for black households around the country.

represented a mountain, you know, the top of the mountain for black journalists. >> within these pages, photographers like lewis made history. now their camera film roles live on after the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark exhibit. >> black life is seen through historical figures in entertainment, religion and politics. each camera flash. we've eels the blurred lines between music activism and pop culture connected by common

scenes. they were wrestling with the issues of their own times. >> the role that religion was was prominent in their in their stories. >> also in the exhibit treasures like the typewriter used to transcribe notes from malcolm x. >> we see and it's high lines and little richard's coveted bible, the struggle that he had with the religious community around his own says on sexuality. what's here is only a snapshot. >> of the rules of film containing more than 4 million visual soon to be available to the public. many of these images will really focus on just the regular person. that's true across the board. i think it's really important for people, particularly young people to be able to see themselves somehow. >> not just reflected in the photograph to see their humanity reflected in the photograph, but to see themselves reflected in in the history that the public grab documents. >> i can remember going to the

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>> we are following breaking news out of los angeles county for you this morning. 10 people are dead and at least 10 injured after a mass shooting unfolded shortly after a lunar new year

festival in the city of monterey park. let's get a live look now. rather does not live, but these are images from the scene, according to police, gunshots rang out around 10, 30 last night. we know the shooting happened in a business that investigators are describing as a ballroom dance studio and to contextualize this for you monitor a park has a large asian population. investigators say this shortly around. one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california right now. the suspect is still on the loose. there's no description of the shooter released yet, although my producer tells me that she just heard from the local sheriff out there who said that there is a chance that officials may released an image of a potential suspect later this morning. no description of of the weapon at this time. and we are also working to learn more about a potential motive for that police say that they are not

saying that this is a hate crime. we are expecting some more details at a news conference later this morning. and we'll bring that to you and we'll bring that to you live. once that happens.

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>> and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we are tracking breaking news for you this morning. it's out of los angeles county where at least 10 people are dead after a shooting following a lunar new year's festival. and we have video from the scene overnight about to show you here. the gunman we know is still on the loose this morning. and in addition to the 10 people killed, that shooting also left at least 10 others hospitalized. their conditions range from stable to critical. and we know that this incident happened just before 10, 30 last night in the city of monterey it started at a business investigators are describing as a ballroom dance studio at a news conference early this morning. investigators described the scene when officers arrived. watch. >> when officers arrived on scene, they observed numerous individuals, patrons of the location pouring out of the location. screaming. the

officers made entry location. and located additional victims. the monterey park police, the fire department responded to the scene and treated the injured. and pronounced 10 of the victims deceased at the scene. >> the shooting happened again in the city of monterey park located about 10 miles from downtown los angeles. and this area is home to about 60,000 people. many of them asian investigators say that this happened during one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california. and we know the second day of the festival is now canceled. we are working to get a description of the suspect. we just heard from the sheriff just about 10 minutes ago that they are a potentially going to release an image of the suspect. we only know right now, but the shooter is a man. the motive for this also remains under investigation. police say it is too early to know if this was a hate crime.

investigators also added there was a another incident in the nearby city of alhambra. unclear if those 2 incidents we're connected, but that is being investigated as well. at this hour. we know that president biden has also been briefed on the shooting as well as governor gavin newsom. this is a breaking event. we are following this closely for you. and we expect to receive more information throughout the morning. and in addition to that, we do know the news conference that's happening any moment now. and we will bring that to you live. once that happens. stay right here with us at kron 4. also check let's switch gears real quick. we want to give you an update on the weather situation as well. dave sphar is tracking all that for us today. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and off to a sunny day, although dry and chilly as we start the day and that could be the case for your overnight lows to the week ahead. beautiful sun glazing. you can see off the buildings as we start the day today. now we still have because of the king tides, the

coastal flood advisory note at the good they will be as high as they were yesterday. we're expecting to hit the zenith today at 11. 0, 8, that's when high tide is. and at 7 point, '08, feet. as we're looking at slightly lower tomorrow. but that will happen around the noon hour now. also, we're dealing with the winds. they will be offshore, expected to hit in about this afternoon. 1 o'clock or so coverage areas almost total in for an offshore wind does include the city of san francisco as right now we have calm the single digits. the we building all this morning and you'll by this afternoon. but that's going chill as we start off with 30's going on, it's going to get much warmer than that. only to get into the 50's for highs. so definitely bundle up. and if you're in shaded areas, it will feel quite chilly. we're in the wake of this front. it was a dry front, uneventful. one. so therefore, we're getting the dry air filtering in. usually that's a problem for us. but because of recent rains, we've been well insulated. there are 50 is going on for all this afternoon. but even inland, we probably won't see too many 60's going on because of a cold start in a bit. we'll have more details in your forecast. 70. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for that. and breaking

overnight, at least one firefighters injured and 25 people displaced after a fire engulfed 2 structures in san francisco. this happened in the 1300 block of hay street around one. 45 am. the firefighter was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. and speaking publicly for the first time since placing oakland's police chief on unpaid administrative leave. the newly elected mayor shane tells says that her decision to put the police chief on administrative leave does not mean that he will be fired. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> our goal here is not to be punitive this is not a disciplinary action. >> to keep the route armstrong instead mayor sheng tells side year and the city administrator to place police chief leronne armstrong on paid administrative leave is consistent with policies, guy to investigations into all. officers heard rumors like people saying, well, this is going to be the end of chief

leronne armstrong. >> and i want to make sure that everyone understands that putting somebody on paid administrative leave while there's still a active investigation and that's exactly what it is. it is not meant to be candidate, but there is an investigation. i want people to understand that under this administration there will be no, you know, a different kind of treatment, whether you're the chief. >> rank and file the move was made after a law firm hired by city last year released an independent report detailing one police sergeants alleged misconduct and the department's internal affairs divisions mishandling of his investigations. the sergeant is accused of leaving the scene of a hit and run collision while driving a patrol car back in 2021. and then a year later, waiting a week to report firing his gun in an elevator at police headquarters. the report suggests chief armstrong took a hands-off approach in holding the sergeant accountable for his actions house she is concerned. this

investigation could prolong the federal monitors oversight of the police department. that's been the case since the civil lawsuit was filed against the agency in 2000 until this house as the department was nearing a period of probation in the very beginning, this oversize will see enough for 5 years. >> it's been going on. 21 years now. and so, of course, we take it very seriously. and it is an ongoing concern. well, i under administration, we are going to move forward in a way where we're going to try to get the department out of this federal oversight and a good place to start, she says, is removing internal affairs from investigating officers and transitioning those duties to another oversight committee. >> chief armstrong has not responded to our request for comment. do whatever we go from 4 news. >> and not everyone agrees with the decision to place the chief on leave during this investigation, former council member lauren taylor who was also shame tells opponent and the recent mayoral race releasing this statement who said and he saying in part, i've come to the conclusion that the decision to put chief

armstrong on administrative leave was excessive. and if i were mayor, i would not have done it. that is his opinion on that matter. coming up, we are following the latest in in developments out of los angeles county has a community recovers and works to heal after a mass shooting following a lunar new year celebration.

>> and we continue to follow breaking news out of los angeles county. we're 10 people are dead and 10 injured after a mass shooting that happened around the time of a lunar new year festival in the city of monterey park. as take a look at video from the scene there. according to police, gunshots rang out around 10, 30 last night. we know this happened in a business. investigators are describing as a ballroom dance studio. monterey park does have a sizable asian population. and investigators say this happened during one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california right now that we know that the suspect is still on the loose and no description released yet of the shooter, although a county sheriff did share that they hope to have some sort of image released of a potential suspect, a potentially later today. they have not released a description of the weapon or a motive at this time. and

investigators have not yet said if this was a hate crime. a county sheriff also also revealing, though police are investigating another incident in the nearby city of alhambra. i'm not clear yet if those 2 incidents are connected, but we are working to get some more information from investigators on that. let's check in with david quick. >> okay. we're looking at sunny skies today. a breezy offshore winds. a look at forecast. we come back here.

>> let's check in with dave. real quick on the weather. payday. >> yes, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. off to a sunny start. as you can the shot from half moon bay get a load of that. sometimes of offshore wind like event like this as its goes to the coastal valleys a little bit. sometimes it gets a little punch with those temperatures. sea might see highs higher than what we're bargaining for. 30's going on. well inland at this hour, some lower 40's line up the east bay shoreline with a chilly 37 fremont and 40's out of the south. we're going to prove this afternoon. but with that wind, even though offshore, it is could be a little chilly. so prepare accordingly, single digits to calm, but that will change stormtracker 4. this collection of cloud cover you see right here kind of outlines basically a dry front we're used to that has been happening all the will get rain. we get rain. nothing happens. but the physics of it all still do happen. offshore winds afterwards will, after all the rain that we've had, we're well lower, get quite

dry. here's the build up the winds late morning hours into the early afternoon. now we're in the wind advisory territory just about everybody is covered with this. there you see the coverage area throughout the day tonight, overnight to tomorrow morning. freezes at about 5.30, or so still breezy up there to solano county, mostly sunny, work for the day. cool 50's pretty much district-wide. then this week it's a few scattered clouds in and out cool to cold. another cold night school days, 30's 60's. that's kind of a good example. and then for next weekend, saturday scattered clouds because we're looking for is some instability. that was to start as early as friday. now that's being pushed to saturday with the moisture getting here. sunday is what it looks like now. and it's a one-two punch with a stronger one coming by tuesday of the following week. that will be coming from the high latitudes sort will be cold. 57 san francisco 58 forum, oakland and 57. meanwhile for san jose, again, everybody dealing with these breezy like conditions. here are the highs. best effort we can do.

some folks may scratch your about 60 or so for today, but banking off of all of this relatively cooler air temperatures will be in the upper 50's. it looks like for the next couple of days. just to give you a quick snapshot of what it looks like in the 7 day with the base of stench a little cooler with that. 57 looks for monday into tuesday. those offshore winds will depart us and the weeklong, it looks pretty close to that. again, things changing by next weekend, stephanie. they thank you. >> happening today, the san francisco forty-niners and the dallas cowboys renew their rivalry. the niners got the best of the cowboys in last year's playoffs. and this year, dallas is looking for a little revenge. the cowboys are coming off one of their best games of the year where they beat the tampa bay buccaneers. meantime, the niners are also coming off a dominant victory last week against the seattle seahawks. the players are well aware of the history behind the rivalry which has been simmering since the 90's and is now coming back to a full-on boil. >> cowboys niners. i mean, it's must-watch tv and i think

that's what everyone wants to see. it's fantastic football to fantastic teams with a ton of history. it's going to be a great game. lot athletes. lot of special players on each team it's going to be citing fast. baseball guys are fired energy is definitely all-time high. you know, just focusing on one day at a time and then sunday, let loose. >> and still one of the best rivalries in sports. it's the 9th time the 2 franchises have met in the postseason, which is tied for record. their first meeting was a case. our stadium in san francisco back in 1970. and fans are gearing up as the niners and cowboys renew that a rivalry that we were just talking about. we didn't spot a ton of the forty-niners faithful at the stadium pub in walnut creek saturday evening. probably save another energy for today. staff tells us it's been pretty busy with the niners playoff push. >> been acting we have a lot 8. and i know that the probably the big watch the

game. it's really popular in the pay act. >> very crazy. i lost my voice because of it. but that's ok. >> i'll do the best i can tomorrow. but should be fine. it's always a good time at the pump. >> kickoff for tonight's game is set for 3.30, at levi stadium. in national news. investigators with the department of justice have seized more that more classified documents from president biden's home in wilmington, delaware. on saturday, the president's personal lawyer said investigators found a half dozen documents after conducting a 13 hour search of the home on friday. and those docks include some from the president's time as a u.s. senator and others from his time as vice president in the obama administration. 2 democratic senators have called for an investigation into president biden for his alleged handling of classified documents. when he's he was vice president in the obama administration. according to a new you gov poll, senators joe manchin of west virginia and tim kaine of virginia agree

with the rather they're looking into supporting an investigation. the documents were. discovered in the president's former private office and his delaware home. the attorney general has appointed a special counsel to look into the matter. meantime, president biden's white house chief of staff ron klain, is expected to step down in the coming weeks. senior administration officials say the search for a successor is underway. klain said he takes pride in having lasted longer than any other democratic president's first chief of staff in more than 50 years. sources say labor secretary marty walsh and susan rice, the white house domestic policy adviser, are among those being considered as claims replacement. yesterday marked the 50th annual march for life in washington, d.c., with thousands taking to the streets of our nation's capital. and what is the first march since roe v wade was overturned last year? getting that's decision struck down was a pillar for many in the

anti-abortion movement. now, many abortion opponents say that their focus has shifted to congress and individual states leaders are pushing for a national abortion ban. but any proposed ban would be dead in the senate which is controlled by democrats. now to new developments this morning, the of this next story, rather, new developments on this next story. now, the gallery owner arrested for hosing down an unhoused woman outside of his business is scheduled to be arraigned in february colleague when owner of foster gwin gallery faces charges for misdemeanor battery. if convicted, quinn could face up to 6 months in county jail and a $2000, fine. the san francisco da's office says he is expected to enter a plea at the arraignment which is scheduled for february 17. a san francisco neighborhood is finally getting a public restroom, but only after a lot of controversy, you may recall the 1.7 million dollar proposal to install a toilet. in know, we've ali town square. but because of that

astronomical price tag, governor newsom had to step in to put a temporary halt on this project. well, now a different toilet is being donated to the city and it could be ready to go by this fall. but there's still a problem. it could still cost the city close to a million dollars just to get this toilet up and running. the san francisco chronicle reporting that regardless of where this toilet comes from, most of the cost is going to come from things like. engineering fees, permitting reviews, surveys. and there are new details in the computer meltdown that grounded flights nationwide last week. faa officials saying contract personnel accidentally deleted files in the notice to air missions database. the agency says it has taken steps to make the system more resilient. it's been nearly a year since one of the nation's largest baby formula factory shut down after bacteria was discovered production restarted in july. but you remember about that

shutdown led to a massive shortage in baby formula. and now the department of justice is investigating abbott, nutrition's laboratories. abbott says it plans to fully cooperate with this probe. 37 million t-mobile customers have been impacted by a system by system hacking. the company revealed the breach took place in november. t-mobile says stolen data included users, names, addresses, emails, phone numbers and birthdays. no social security numbers. credit card information was in this leak. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we continue to follow breaking news out of los angeles county. 10 people dead after another mass shooting. we have a statement from sfpd after this.

>> developing news now from san luis obispo county, where hundreds of first responders continue to search for missing 5 year-old boy kyle dwan. how was swept away on january 9th as the year's first winter storm drenched. california. he's not been seen since a total of 21 people died during the downpour, including several who were caught in rising flood waters. authorities have deployed drones, helicopters and hundreds of cal fire and cal oes team members to help look for kyle. they've searched a

large portions of the salinas river near where he was swept away and plan to continue searching all weekend. happening now, extra patrols to combat combat sideshows in santa rosa. >> the police department says they got tips about potential activity through the weekend. santa rosa has a side show ordinance in place to arrest or cite participants, vehicle passengers and spectators. the oakland police department will also be on patrol and say any participating car can be towed and seized for 30 days. pleasant hill. police are looking for a man they say burglarized a local coffee shop. take a good look at your screen here. police believe this man forced his way into the rooted shop and made off with a safe and other small items. if you recognize this man, you're asked to please call pleasant hill. police. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a mass shooting near a lunar new year celebration unfolded in los angeles county leaving 10 people dead we have the latest details on this case. up next.

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>> all right. we're continue to following breaking news for you this morning out of los angeles county, where at least 10 people are dead. we know is shooting happened following a lunar new year's festival. there. we have video from the scene according to police, the shooter is still on the loose at this hour. but we are

hearing from county sheriff they may well be releasing an image of a suspect later today. right now there are we also know of at least 10 people who were injured from the shooting. they are hospitalized in stable to critical condition. again, 10 different victims, at least 10 different. the injured victims rather. and the shooting happened just before 10, 30 last night in the city of monterey park. we know that it happened in a business and investigators are describing only as a ballroom dance studio and at a news conference earlier today, investigators described the scene when officers arrived. take a listen to this. >> when officers arrived on scene, they observed numerous individuals, patrons of the location pouring out of the location. screaming. the officers made entry location. and located additional victims. the monterey park police, the fire department responded to the scene and treated the injured. and

pronounced 10 of the victims deceased at the scene. >> monterey park is a city of about 60,000 people located about 10 miles from downtown los angeles. this is a very densely populated area on the large asian population. and investigators say that this happened during one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california of the second day of the festival has been canceled right now. there's no description of the shooter. we only know that it is a man, but again, county sheriff has said that they hope to release some sort of suspect image later today. we are working to learn more about the weapon that was used to in this case. police say it is too early to know if this shooting was a hate crime. and they also say that there was a incident, but they're also investigating in the nearby city of alhambra. they have not provided much information about that, but they are

investigating to see if these 2 incidents, hombre and the one in monterey park are connected and a further contextualize this for everyone here. this shooting marks not just the 5th mass killing in the u.s. since the start of the year. but also the deadliest since may 24th when 21 people were killed in the uvalde texas shooting. that's according to the ap. so obviously a lot of that and lot of questions ours that we still have about this. and we are expecting some more information from a news conference that is planned for later today. and it says sound like that conference is happening now. so let's go ahead and take that live for you. congress member judy.

>> fbi assistant director john elway. at the end will be available for questions. thank you. >> first of all, i thank you for your i know it took us a little bit to get out here, but we're doing a lot of very important work behind the scenes. gives me a great sadness to be standing before to report such a devastating news. never easy to do something like this because it's absolutely heartbreaking. e and our thoughts, condolences and prayers go out not only to and prayers go out not the victims, their family, but this monterey park community and really the entire community because i think we're all going to be hurt. based on this, this tragedy.

on saturday, january, 21st 2023 at approximately 10:22pm. officers from the monterey monterey park police department responded to a business and the 100 block of west garvey avenue in the city of monterey park regarding a shots fired call. when officers arrived at the location, the observed numerous victims and patrons in the business parking lot. additional officers made entry into the business and located numerous gunshot victims. monterey park fire department responded to the scene and started to treat the injured. i do want to point out these police officers get there. they don't hesitate. they go in right away. and then our partners at the fire department and not only the monterey park fire department, e but many others who came to assist the victims, survivors who needed assistance. they were at least 10 additional

victims. transported too numerous local hospitals. but i do want to start off with saying that, unfortunately, when the fire department did get into the business, they did pronounce 10 of the victims deceased at the scene. deceased at the scene. that i just described. but the 10 additional victims were transported to numerous bulocal hospitals. they are listed in. hospitals. they are listed in. various conditions from stable 2 critical condition. there is a a male suspect that fled the scene and remains outstanding as of this moment. are very preliminary description. has been described as a male asian. and that's from the scene here in monterey park. our very and reliving every description. has been

described as a male asian. and that's from the scene here in monterey park. it's taken us a while and please be patient with us because as we're interviewing victims and witnesses, we've gotten different descriptions of one suspect. so when i say is please, again, be patient with us. we are here to tell you that we are utilizing every resource to apprehend this suspect. and what we believe to be one of the county's most hania's cases, our local, state and federal law enforcement agencies are working together to better serve the residents here of los angeles county and to apprehend this attacker, sheriff's homicide investigators are working diligently with the monterey park police department. the federal bureau of

investigation. the california governor's office of emergency services and numerous other law enforcement agencies. bottom line is here, we're going to use every resource available to us because we need to get this person off the street as soon as possible. but we are still in the very early stages of this investigation. and there's probably there actually is a lot more that we don't know than what we know at this time. as i said the men and women of the sheriff's department join me in extending our condolences to the countless families affected by this senseless shooting. and they will remain constantly on the minds of our investigators wi their eyes. they want to get this guy and they're going to. so i also want you to questions that are being is this related to the other event in the city of monterey park or any concerns about any other chinese new year events.

we are working here. you see all the partners behind me, including the we've been doing threat assessments throughout the morning. are they connected? honestly, we don't we don't know the answer to that yet. it may or may not be. so as we look at other events, we will make sure that we step up our from the los angeles county sheriff's department. we will be in communication with other law enforcement agencies. we already have been to make sure that security is a top priority at any event. and that's not to indicate that we think there's a threat. there were just taking every precaution that we can. we don't want anybody else to get hurt. as a matter of fact, i'll be attending another chinese new year's event later on in a couple of hours. and i encourage people to go out and enjoy the events. it's it's a time from that perspective to celebrate, although this is a very sad occasion. i now want

to introduce to you my the chief of police of the monterey. park police department chief scott weiss, thank you. and by the way, will be available for questions after everybody is done speaking. thank you. good morning, everybody. my name is scott. we signed the police chief for the city of monterey park. as the sheriff explained to you by officers responded last night to this call. >> we've been working with our county state and federal partners to. help in this investigation. it's a large investigation that will go on for many days and perhaps many months. my concern now is the safety of the city of monterey park. my officers are on duty. i brought in extra officers from home to make sure that the community is safe. we will

continue to patrol this community and respond to anything that happens here. we're going to remain very diligent and we hope the community becomes closer partners with us in this and is able to share any information they have. sheriff's homicide bureau in the city of monterey park. as the days go on, we will continue to be very diligent about. protecting the city. our lunar new year event that said was going to occur close to where are our crime occurred has been canceled today for obvious reasons. and all of us at the department, all of my officers responded all of my. professional staff. our very serious about catching the suspect and bringing him to justice. and that's our number one goal here. thank you. chief weise and i want to first thank. sheriff luna. the fbi, the

state. emergency services and all of the law enforcement agencies who have been working with us for past few hours investigating this very tragic it's tough to believe that it happened here in monterey park. we want to express our condolences to the victims, their families and moving forward. you know, it is important that. we'll be there for them. vital services and support. they need and what will be a time of healing. and next weeks, months, if not years. we also want thank of everyone who has support for my park. again, we small community in the scene of a but we're part of the southern cal for a reason family and we've been covering to see the

support of her support been here for our community and our families. again, thank you so much to our own. a police department, too. every protects this community. and this is a diverse a very there was coming yesterday. we kicked off our lunar celebration and our police department. i'm very much aware of this verse. also has within its ranks. those who are multi-lingual as most cultural and i want to rest assure i want the community to be rest assure that our police department continue every day to protect. the safety of everyone who live in park. thank you. i'm sorry. i am. my name is henry low and the mayor for on a park. thank you. i'm gnr. why laughing spelled thank you. good morning. supervisor. hilda

solis representing the first district. first of all, i'm devastated. my heart is broken to hear that just after a very beautiful event that many of us here attended yesterday to hear about the loss of 10 lives, a mass shooting that occurred here in monterey park. our very own >> community as well as those 10 individuals that are injured. first of all, i want to commend police department here in monterey park, the city of monterey park for being so diligent as well as our our sheriff. our new sheriff luna who stand already an outstanding job. but i also want to thank the community itself because we continue to be resilient. this is unfortunate happening here on the on the day that we celebrate. it's a holiday that is so well respected and celebrated by so many in the api community. and just yesterday to see hundreds of thousands of people on the street on garvey to know that

people could come out after the pandemic to celebrate to see family, to see children, to see our elderly, to know that this was a place of welcoming people would come here for many, many years knowing that this was a place of acceptance of diversity of immigrants. and it's unfortunate what occurred. we're praying for those that lost their lives and their families and for those that are currently in our care and that are injured. i know that at least 4 of those individuals are at our lac usc medical trauma hospital. and i want to thank the i want to thank the medical staff and he's been there all night providing the services and helping those to heal. we have much more prayers to provide for our community as you know, hate crime is nothing new for some some in our community, especially the api community. and that's was 3 years ago. the county board of supervisors took action right on the cusp of covid when we

saw assaults against people of asian descent. so we know this is a problem and we have to confront it. but i hope today that we remain united. and then when we see something, we say something. and as the sheriff said, we know that this is a a day of of saw a solemn moment. but we also know that the lunar new year means so much to our api communities. and this is a time of reflection and prayer. so i know i will do whatever i can in my capacity working with all of our partners here to see how we can he'll but also come up with some plans and see how we can better serve our community so that we can stop this hate this hate that somehow he's has taken a hold over our communities. so i pray for those families and i know that this community is resilient. it has been it's gone through a lot already, but they remain fierce and they are our community. they

are are from media. thank you with congresswoman judy chu. >> hello. all right. and you we are wrapping up live. look at this press conference here. various city from monterey park as well as first responders addressing the 5th mass shooting in the u.s. is since the start of just this year, 10 people killed in monterey park 10, at least 10 others injured. and we just heard the supervisor, a lee county supervisor, hilda solis, as she did make mention calling this a hate crime. but we do want to clarify that investigators have not yet definitively said that this is a incident of hate. that part of this entire thing is still under investigation. we did hear from la county sheriff robert luna saying that he is working closely with monterey park police as well as cal

oes. we also know that the fbi is now involved this some search for the suspect trying to understand the motive here for what the sheriff is calling one of the country's most heinous cases. we also heard a preliminary description of the suspect here the sheriff calling the suspect a male asian. again, this is a preliminary description. the situation is very fluid and we will get more information likely in the coming hours. >> stay with us here at the >> stay with us here at the kron. 4

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>> and we continue to follow breaking news out of los angeles county. 10 people dead and 10 others injured after a mass shooting at a lunar new year festival in the city of monterey park. and we just heard from officials in la county and monterey park just minutes ago. la county sheriff robert luna. it's calling this one of the country's most

heinous cases. emergency response, he arrived at this area as you can see there at 10. 22 pm last night. this is west garvey avenue and monterey park and he said that his agency is now working with monterey park pd cal oes. so there are state resources being deployed to this and the fbi all involved with the investigation. we also heard about a preliminary suspect description. again, this is the suspect being described as a male asian. at this time. we'll have much more news in our next hour on this situation. situation. >> on on th

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>> thank you for so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land breaking news that we're following this morning for you out of los angeles county is that at least 10 people are dead after a shooting following a lunar new year's festival. we have video from the scene overnight. the gunman still on the loose this morning. we'll bring that video for you right now. you can see right there now we heard from news conference just minutes ago. police confirming that 5 women and 5 men were among the dead. we know in addition to the 10 people killed that the

shooting left at least 10 others hospitalized. their conditions range from stable to critical at this time. this incident starting just before 10, 30 last night in the city of monterey park. again, that's in la county. it happened in a business. investigators are describing as a ballroom dance studio. it happened again in monterey park located about 10 miles from downtown los angeles. and to further contextualize is for you. monterey park is home to about 60,000 people. a very densely populated with many asians. investigators say that this shooting happened during one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california and, you know, today is the lunar new year. so this leaving a lot of people, they're just shaken up the festival. the second day of the festival is, of course, now canceled right now. no description, no clear description of the shooter at this time. we. understand, though, according to la county sheriff, that he's been

provided several different descriptions from different eyewitnesses he shared in that press conference again just moments ago that a preliminary description again, completely preliminary that the suspect is a male asian police say it is too early to know as well. if this was a hate crime investigators, investigators also there was a another incident that happened in the nearby city of alhambra and that the 2 could be connected, but they are still investigating a potential connection at this hour. california governor gavin also responding to the situation here did does share this on twitter this morning saying that monterey park should have had a night of joyful celebration of the lunar new year. instead, they were the victims of a horrific and heartless act of gun violence. our hearts morning as we learn more about the devastating of violence last night and he is monitoring the situation closely we also reached out to

san francisco police about this shooting and how it could impact to our local lunar new year. celebrations. again, of course, we have a large of the asian community here in the bay area. lots of lunar new year events planned. they shared with us in a statement that they are closely monitoring this shooting that happened on saturday evening and they are working with the community to address safety concerns for and the lunar new year events. that statement going on to say at this time the police do not have any information of credible threat, but that officers are on heightened alert and are prepared to respond to any incidents that may occur. president biden also tweeting just minutes before that that press conference that we in our 8 o'clock hour stating that said, jill and i are praying for those killed and injured in last night's deadly mass shooting in monterey park. the president also saying that he's monitoring the situation closely and he's

urging the community to follow guidance from las officials and law enforcement in the hours ahead you know, to further contextualize this this moment, the shooting marking not just the 5th mass shooting in the u.s. since the start of the year, but also the deadliest may 24th when the uvalde school shooting 21 people killed there again. the latest details on what we know at the top of the hour with the monterey park shooting. again, 10 people killed, 10 injured and recovering in the hospital. the gunman still on the loose. switching gears, real quick here. we want to get you an update on your weather this morning. let's check in with dave the day. >> okay, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. i'm kind of a nice, peaceful view. we have coming in from half moon bay is you can see with the clear skies for everybody going on to some high cloudiness a little bit through the day today and what these offshore winds actually sometimes warms up a little bit down through the valley a little bit. there around half moon bay. we're also dealing

with this coastal flood advisory situation that will be with us even as through tomorrow. high tides are expected 11. 0, 8, today. and then meanwhile, around noon for your monday, that won't be technically as high as yesterday, but still will be a good clip. so careful in some of the areas you have problems yesterday, wind advisory, this gets into effect one this afternoon. it's with us until 7 tomorrow morning and look at the bay area. it's almost totally covered by this offshore wind event that you see it on shore. we see this kind of map. so this is an offshore one. it's pretty extensive covering just about everybody. khan, the single digits on those winds will be tracking for you. get you will see very clearly on the wind projections why they've done that. we graduated to the 40's up there in the north bay, but still some 30's hanging on the and and also around livermore in the tri valley. a touch. there's the wake of the front that passed with the collection of cloud cover down to the southern california mountains. 53 at one by 4. we're talking 50 to some areas may scratch near about 60, but that sit in the shade with that wind. it's going to be chilly. so remember, we're

still in winter. it's going to feel that way as it is still dry, though, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> newly elected mayor says her decision to place oakland's police chief on paid administrative leave does not mean he will be fired. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> our goal here is not to be punitive this is not a disciplinary action. >> to keep the route armstrong instead mayor sheng tells that it's i got year and the city administrator place police chief leronne armstrong on paid administrative leave is consistent with policies, guy to investigations into all. officers heard rumors like people saying, well, this is going to be the end of cheap armstrong. >> and i want to make sure that everyone understands that putting somebody on paid administrative leave while there's still a active investigation and that's exactly what it is. it is not meant to be candidate, but there is an investigation. i want people to understand that under this administration there will be no, you know, a different kind of treatment, whether you're the chief.

>> we're going to fight. the move was made after a law firm hired by city last year released an independent report detailing one police sergeants alleged misconduct and the department's internal affairs divisions mishandling of his investigations. the sergeant is accused of leaving the scene of a hit and run collision while driving a patrol car back in 2021. and then a year later, waiting a week to report firing his gun in an elevator at police headquarters. the report suggests chief armstrong took a hands-off approach in holding the sergeant accountable fsr his actions house she is concerned. this investigation could prolong the federal monitors oversight of the police department. that's been the case since the civil lawsuit was filed against the agency in 2000 until this house as the department was nearing a period of probation in the very beginning, this oversize will see enough for 5 years. >> it's been going on. 21 years now. and so, of course, we take it very seriously. and it is an ongoing concern.

well, i under administration, we are going to move forward in a way where we're going to try to get the department out of this federal oversight and a good place to start, she says, is removing internal affairs from investigating officers and transitioning those duties to another oversight committee. >> chief armstrong has not responded to our request for comment. do whatever we go from 4 news. >> and not everyone agrees with the mayor's decision to place the chief on leave during this investigation, former council member lauren taylor, jen tells opponent in the recent mayoral race releasing his own statement saying in part, i've come to the conclusion that the decision to put chief armstrong on leave was excessive. if i were mayor, i would not have done it. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. we're following the latest developments out of los angeles county. >> as a community remains in shock after a mass shooting. >> following a lunar new year celebration. we have a statement from nancy pelosi after this.

>> and we continue to follow breaking news out of los angeles county. 10 people dead and 10 others injured after that mass shooting at a lunar new year festival in the city of monterey park. let's get a look at the crime scene there. according to police. we know

that gunshots rang out around 10, 30 last night and that this shooting happened at a business that investigators are describing as a ballroom dance studio. monterey park has a large asian population. and investigators say this shooting happened shortly around. one of the largest, a lunar new year events in southern california. the suspect is still on the there's no clear description of the shooter right now. we did hear from la county sheriff just a few moments ago. the the sheriff saying that he's us heard of several different descriptions of the male suspect, but a preliminary description that he that with the press was that the suspect was a male asian, a potentially between the ages of 30 50 years old, of course, is a very fluid situation. so i'm in for we're constantly getting new information and will update you on if we do a different or

potentially a new suspect. description here. we're also hearing from different lawmakers about about the shooting nancy pelosi, the latest one, she sherry, she sharing here on your screen that you can quote, let us pray for the victims of the monterey park shooting and their families. and she also goes on to thank all the first responders. that statement going on to say as we pray, let us continue to work to end this this tragedy really the 5th mass shooting in the u.s. since the start of the year. and it's also the deadliest may 24th. that's back when 21 people were killed and the uvalde shooting. we're going to continue to follow this story for us throughout the day and we'll bring you more updates throughout the hour.

>> all right. welcome back. time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave sphar. hello, dave. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. look at those dark blue skies in the background here at san jose state. checking things out for me. the logical department. nice day to report on all that. although conditions are dry, little bit of a wind. we're expecting this afternoon being offshore and add a little chill in the shade to 40's up here to the north bay and off to the east bay. 39 for livermore. 48 at this hour. hayward 45 meanwhile, 4 san jose now the

winds currently the single digits to calm, but they will build later. let's go ahead with the map projections. we stop at about 3.15, involved through solano county, spelling right across the east bay. as you can see into the south bay, the peninsula just starting to build at this point and the winds will be more of that awkward direction coming in from the east. as you can see what across san francisco here and that continues all the way through tuesday, which later on, that's actually to bring some moisture later coming in from the east. we get into tuesday. oddly enough, mostly sunny and windy. cool temperatures hold in the 50's for the most part. see some 60's crack here and there this week we've got a few scattered clouds in and out cold days, cold nights. we'll have plenty 30's lined up for us 30's to 60's. you can see and then for the next weekend, scattered clouds on saturday will phrase, as we tend to look at what's coming up next weekend and some showers building on sunday. another hit on tuesday that the paris deal more potent. now, this far out that can change, of course, as we well know and addition, it may not

be as potent later on, but this is not an atmospheric river event, though. 57 san francisco, 58 oakland, 57 san jose and across the wider real estate. there you have the numbers approaching about 60 in a bit. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and the dry extended 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> it happening in just a matter of hours. the san francisco forty-niners take on the dallas cowboys and a win or go home playoff game. kron four's camila barco is live at levi stadium where the excitement is building camilla. >> yeah, a lot of excitement here outside levi's stadium. these forty-niners fan of some forty-niners fans that i've spoken to got out here before the sun even came out behind me is a line of cars waiting to get inside the parking lot. the gates don't open for another 3 hours. so these people are out here tailgating outside levi's stadium kickoff isn't for another isn't until 3.30, this afternoon. you can

say that these fans they are faithful. take a look at some of them tailgating here this morning. these fans are here to witness the forty-niners take on the cowboys, a rivalry that goes back to the 70's. this is the 9th time the 2 teams will meet in the postseason. dallas has won 5 of those matchups, but the niners they won last season's game in the wild card round. the forty-niners they will have to do without up garoppolo and trey lance after being injured in the regular season. but rookie quarterback brock purdy, he will take center stage once again. they've been practicing throughout the week. take a look at them. he's 6 an oh, since taking over jimmy g and he's made quite a playoff debut last weekend becoming the first rookie to account for at least 4 touchdowns in a playoff game have spoken to quite a few fans out here at levi stadium. some tell me that they got here as early as 05:00am. here's what some of them had to say. >> get what they think were fake boat. okay. we're what

every time we've got to be 3 o'clock in the morning will be your morning were black. the matter of moments where we're taking this game. we came all the way from socal. we're representing all day 9 years. we've got this game. >> go to super record for 6. we get our ring. >> yes, so so fans are staying optimistic about today's game. the forty-niners they are an a on an a 11 game winning streak if the niners do win today, stephanie, they will go to philadelphia next week and play against the eagles. take off today is at 3.30, this afternoon. i'll send it back to you. alright, camila, thank you so much for that live report. nice to see all that red behind there. >> and happening today, the san francisco forty-niners as camila just talked about and the dallas cowboys renew that rivalry. the niners getting the best of the cowboys in last year's playoffs. and this year, dallas is looking for a little revenge. the cowboys coming off one of their best games of the year where they beat the tampa bay buccaneers.

meantime, the niners are also coming off a dominant victory last week against the seattle seahawks. the players all well aware of the history behind this rivalry, which is been simmering since the 90's, but is now coming back to a full on boil. >> cowboys niners. i mean, it's must-watch tv. think that's what everyone wants to see. it's fantastic football to fantastic teams with a ton of history it's going to be a pgreat game. lot athletes. lot of special players on each team it's going to be citing fast. baseball guys are fired energy is definitely >> all-time high. you know, just focusing on one day at a time and then sunday, let loose. >> it's still one of the best rivalries in sports. and it's the 9th time the 2 franchises have met in the postseason, which is tied for a record. their first meeting was that kids are stadium in san francisco back in the 70's. and we did see a ton of forty-niners faithful at the stadium pub in walnut creek saturday evening. probably just saving all their energy for today. steph, tell us it's

been pretty busy, though, in general with the forty-niners playoff push. >> been acting we have a lot 8. and i know that the probably the big watch the game really popular in the pay act. >> very crazy. i lost my voice because of it. but that's ok. >> i'll do the best i can tomorrow. but should be fine. it's always a good time at the boat. >> and kickoff for tonight's game is set for 3.30, at levi stadium. we'll be right back.

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the streets to combat sideshows in santa rosa. the police department say they got tips about potential activity through the weekend. santa rosa does have a side show ordinance in place to arrest or cite participants, vehicle passengers and spectators of sideshows. the oakland police department will also be on patrol and they say any participating car can be towed and seized for 30 days. and pleasant hill. police are looking for a man they say burglarized a local coffee shop. take a look at your screen here now. police believe that this man forced his way into the rooted coffee shop and made off with a safe and other small items. if you recognize this man, you are asked to please call pleasant hill. police. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. mass shooting near a lunar new year celebration in los angeles county leaves 10 people dead. we have new reaction coming into our newsroom here from leaders across the state and the country. we'll have those the country. we'll have those for you after the break.

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you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land and that breaking news we're following is out of los angeles county where at least 10 people are dead after a shooting following following a lunar new year's festival. we have video from the scene overnight to show you here of the gunman, according to authorities is still on the but they we are getting word

that there is that we are expecting a clear suspect description in the coming hours here. and in addition to the 10 people killed, we know that shooting left at least 10 others hospitalized. those victims conditions range from stable to critical in the started just before 10, 30 - last night in the city of monterey park. that an area that has a large asian population. there's also a number of latino population there as well. and the shooting happening at a business that investigators are describing as a ballroom dance studio. this happening again in the city of monterey park located about 10 miles from downtown los angeles that the population it of monterey park is about 60,000 people to further contextualize this for you. and investigators say that this shooting happened during one of the largest new year events in southern california. we know that the second day of the festival is now canceled and at a press

conference that we brought you live here on kron 4 just about 30 minutes ago, the la county sheriff shared why they currently do not have a definitive description of the suspect yet. watch this. >> are very preliminary description. has been described as a male asian. it's taken us a while and please be patient with us because as we're interviewing victims and witnesses, we've gotten different descriptions of one suspect. so when i say is please, again, be patient with us. >> and the motive for this also remains under investigation. police say it is too early to know if this was a hate crime. another thing to add here is that investigators are also looking into another incident that they say happened in the nearby city of alhambra. they say that these 2 different incidents could be connected in some way. they are investigating that right now.

and we're also hearing from lawmakers across the country, including right here in california, our own governor governor gavin newsom. this morning saying, quote, monterey park should have had a joyful night of celebration of the lunar new year. instead, they were victims of a heartless act of gun violence. the governor going on to say that his or his heart as we learn more about the devastating acts of last night he is monitoring that situation closely. we also reached out to san francisco police this shooting in monterey we know that there's a lot of lunar new year celebrations planned for this weekend they responded to us saying that they are closely monitoring what happened in monterey park on saturday and that officers are working with the community to address any safety concerns for the lunar new year. and officers also adding that at this time we do not have any information of

credible threats. our officers are on heightened alert and are prepared to respond to any incident that may occur. and president biden tweeting just minutes before the press conference at 8, he states that jill and i are praying for those killed and injured in last night's deadly mass shooting in monterey park. his office is also monitoring the situation as it develops. he's urging the community to follow guidance from local officials and law enforcement in the hours ahead. all right. let's switch gears real quick here when and check in on the forecast. real dave spahr in the weather center with the latest today. >> all right. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a sunny sunday going on here for us. a live shot here of santa clara valley. as we say, look at san jose state and the nice blue skies in place there. you'll feel the winds in the south bay as well. and temperatures on the cool side. well in the 50's and all of the sun for you, of course, in the shade, it will be a little chilly back to these gusty winds. by

the way, this kicks in at 1 o'clock today and will be with us until 07:00am on monday. and look at the coverage area just about everybody in the bays getting it even san francisco. and that will be again, the offshore variety. a quick check of the winds. they're hardly active at all. mostly calm the single digits over the district. in addition of this, we're also looking at this flooded coastal flood advisory that's due to the king tides. high tide reaches at 11. 0, 8, and around noon for your monday was temperatures. now we're in the 40's over most the 39 going on for livermore. so little chilly spots here. and there. half moon bay, a 52. that's pretty indicative of an offshore wind. sometimes numbers pop there a little bit. 53 at one. and for about 50 to some folks may get around 60 today. much of the week. it's more of the same dry and mostly sunny. we'll have more on that forecast and a bit stepping. >> a deadly crash happened to the north bay. california highway patrol now investigating how a woman's car veered off the road. went through a fence and then into a pool kron four's. amanda hari has the story.

>> the homeowner tells me she's fine, but is likely still in shock. there's a lot of damage. her backyard. if you take a look over here, you can see this is where the tesla hit the wall and the ground is now an even here. farther down. we have a ton of debris and the fence there is where they drove through. >> this sandra fell back yard became the setting for a tragedy early saturday morning. a woman died after driving her tesla off san pedro road through a fence and into the pool homeowner barbara cuff nurse says it's hard to process what happened. i was sleeping in my bedroom. it was a 6.35, and i heard a loud like food i jumped up out of bed. she says she looked outside and saw flashing lights in her pool. she ran downstairs and her friend who was staying with her was already out there. he just

looked at me and said call 9-1-1. she says he tried to help and the car was sinking and he knew there was a person in there and he was trying to break the car to get the person out. but he says sandra fell. police were there within 5 minutes, but the woman had died. they were asked to leave the backyard for the investigation. a tow truck has to pull the car over the fence to get it out of the backyard. she says she spends many mornings in the backyard and could have been out there when this happened here. a high and the dog any all 3 of us could have been out there at that time. >> and we might not be alive right now. california highway patrol is taking over the case and they're investigating. >> they will look into whether drugs, alcohol or fatigue factored into the crash. and because this is a tesla, if the autopilot was you've seen it on the news with the tests the auto pilot. >> whatever you call it and i

don't understand why anybody would want to use something like that on a capable there's a ton of damage. the property to the fence pool and to the surrounding landscaping cover says she has insurance, but that's not what's most important. it's not >> money is not anything compared to life's. >> the name of the woman who died has not been released yet. that will be released by the coroner's office once they notify her next of kin in sandra fell amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> a daring rescue was caught on police body cam in the east bay, antioch police officer kyle smith is being applauded for helping to pull a man out of the contra. costa can now using a dog leash officer smith says that leash. you can see on the screen behind me here was typically used for his canine companion, kona and has the ability to stretch 30 feet. will smith's quick thinking helped save the man from drowning in the can now,

which is located near deer valley road and carpet area drive. the officer says it's a day on the job. he will not soon be forgetting. >> so find you one of those stories. you know, we get a lot here at the hour. we start where we we have a lot of story. do you tell later and tell our family and friends this is definitely one of them. so usually you have at your disposal. and and that's what i had with that 30 but lesion. luckily, i didn't have that. but you know, i was first on scene and i had that that. i think anyone else that would have got there from the antioch police department would have figured out a way to get him out. >> officer smith has been teamed up with canine kona for the last 5 years. they visit local schools for canine demonstrations and help educate people on how dogs are used for police work. the king tides continues through monday bringing with it the potential for flooding areas prone to flooding include communities in marin county, like the chant china camp areas. sandra fell and the manzanita park and ride area in mill valley. the highest tides hit around

11 o'clock early this morning with a low tide occurring around 06:00pm. officials say tides are expected to reach over 7 feet. >> this king tides of today represent the future average time tied to the future. right? so near future, the king tides just about a foot or 2 higher than the average high tides that's going to be are sort daily condition is high water levels, help engineers and planners identify these hot spots so we can plan and adapt for this. >> according to the national oceanic atmospheric association, the king tides are not related to the recent storms that we've had. rainfall that we experienced in our state led to floods and mudslides, also triggering a shortage of oysters, many of the state's oyster farmers have not been able to harvest these because of water runoff. farmers have had to pause operations because of higher bacteria levels in the water.

and one large farmer of oysters in the central valley said the harvest stoppage has said his supply chain back at least a month. in about 6 weeks. the famous bay bridge lights will go dark and these lights are actually part of an art installation. the nonprofit the art installation that you see here says the hardware on the bridge is failing and they're hoping to raise donations to help the reinstalled that display. >> and in >> what what the bay bridge look like without its iconic twinkling march 5th, the bay area. we'll find out the hardware is failing. >> it's actually fairly at a rate faster than we can cost effectively keep up. then davis is the founder of eliminate san francisco arts, nonprofit. >> create flight filled public art. and after 10 years of dazzling bay area, residents and visitors, the bay lights display has more than a few bald spots. if you look closely at all been watching some of the brighter pattern start to see areas, a lot of

outages, according to davis, constant repairs are just too costly and the lights will be coming down no matter what. why not meet them and they look gorgeous. davis is hoping to bring them back, brighter and more durable actually had the challenge of these current light switch, which again, they're good life, but they have to exist in area where there's. >> high winds grime. 24 7 vibration expansion and contraction. currently, 25,000 lights shine bright from the bridge. eliminate wants to double back with a new custom engineered led system and a 10 year maintenance contract. >> the group says 11 million dollars would make it happen. some find that cost extreme sounds kind of like you could be spending this money on maybe homeless people or some other stuff while others see the benefit >> so we're going to the responsible thing. we'll take it down and we're going to dig deeper drop quickly and bring it back in a new configuration that actually lets the r be

available to everyone around the entire event. >> and in an ideal world, eliminate wants 10 millionaires to donate 1 million dollars each to the project. and if the funding is met, the bay lights will be unveiled on labor day weekend. that was our noelle bellow reporting.

>> continuing our breaking coverage out of los angeles county. we know that 10 people are dead, 10 others injured after a mass shooting. it happened just after a new lunar new year festival in the city of monterey park, 5 men and 5 women are among the victims. police are still searching for a suspect described only preliminarily as an adult asian male. you're taking a look at video from the scene. this and according to police, gunshots rang out around 10, 30 last night. again, this is in the monterey park area. we know that according to authorities, the shooting happened at a business that they are describing as a ballroom dance studio. monterey park has a sizable asian according to the city's website about 65 just over 65% of the monterey park community is they also have about 29% hispanic population or latino, according to again,

the city of monterey park's website. investigators say this was one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california. we are working to learn more about a description of the murder of the weapon used in this we're also trying to learn more about the motive at this hour. investigators have not said definitively that this was a hate crime. let's switch gears real quick here and check in with dave. real quick on the weather forecast outdoors say they are a tough. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> lots of sunshine to start the day. here's no delays occurring there this morning. if you're headed up to tahoe by car, clearly we're looking at cold temperatures as well his latest tomorrow at 33 minor warm-up one on mostly sunny skies. by the way, late today still might have a little the way. some leftover light snow here. but no big whoop, mostly sunny as we get into early next week there 40's up to the north bay. we graduated up to 39. still chilly degrees in livermore. that cold and the dry air. not

much the way of winds and clear skies. we radiational cooling at night going to watch those winds pop off shore. there's the coverage in the east bay down in the south a little bit in the southern end of the peninsula. notice and there with us for a time. that's why that wind advisories in place. that's 1 o'clock today until 7 tomorrow morning. so be with us tomorrow. and as you can see, the latest monday still kind of breezy up there in solano county tends to be the spot where those winds kind of hide out a bit. kind of an eventful here as we just wait for something to happen, which will be as we get to the end of this week ahead next weekend, there's one hit. then a second one as we get to around tuesday. notice the source of all of this coming in from the high latitudes up in the gulf of alaska. that's what we tend to watch in the winter months. that's usually the track that these storms tend to take us. we're at 57 for san francisco. 56 or so for sunset district along the coast. we're looking at mid to upper 50's. 56 going on for burning know, bring about 56 as well down south. we've got upp5r 50's at hand in the

south bay. 57 san jose milpitas at about 55 and along the east bay shoreline. also mid-fifties not a lot of variety with sun with with this going on, even with all the sunshine that tends to be the winter type pattern we have 56 walnut creek and concord. 56. also the winds help circulate the air mass a bit too you're looking only about 56, although sometimes those offshore winds give you a punch. 57 55 for fairfield. 56 for now been 58 for santa rosa. more of the same as we continue to dry out for the week ahead near about 60 or so come the middle of the week. things start to turn as we head into next weekend. we'll be watching those systems into the following week as they tend to be cold storms and your low still in the 30's, stephanie. thank you, dave. >> actor jeremy renner revealed that he suffered 30 plus spoke broken bones. when has he shared a new help health update after his devastating snowplow accident on new year's day. incident in tahoe left the actor hospitalized with blunt rest chest trauma and our

orthopedic injuries runner, snowplow ran him over and he had to undergo 2 different several weeks ago. that plow that he used to get, say a car. so that was stuck out of the snow. wade over 14,000 pounds before the 52 year-old also expressed his gratitude for the outpouring of love and support he's received since that incident. and this morning we start our special coverage honoring black history. our theme for the rest of this month. and next is sharing our stories today. we explore ebony and jet magazines which were iconic public asians for black people in the 20th century. they told the stories of communities of color, much of it through pictures. and now these photographs are getting new life. donna terrell explains how. >> now through a camera lens that you 85 year-old roy lewis produces images and has time

to create sculpture, painting. but a photographer we only have seconds. it's a second. and with each second a story is told this is called line the line is and the it people that i write with pitches in 1956. lewis begin working here. johnson publishing company, j pc in chicago, which produce digest jet and ebony magazines in the mid 40's that pioneers in storytelling for black households around the country. represented a mountain, you know, the top of the mountain for black journalists. >> within these pages, photographers like lewis made history. now their camera film roles live on after the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos,

negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark exhibit. >> black life is seen through historical figures in entertainment, religion and politics. each camera flash reveals the blurred lines between music, activism and pop culture connected by common themes. >> they were wrestling with the issues of their own times. the rule that religion was was prominent in their in their stories. >> also in the exhibit treasures like the typewriter used to transcribe notes from malcolm x. >> we see. and it's highlighting and little richard's coveted bible, the struggle that he had with the

religious community around his own says own sexuality. what's here is only a snapshot. >> of the rules of film containing more than 4 million visual soon to be available to the public. many of these images really focus on just the regular person. that's true across the board. i think it's really important for people, particularly young people to be able to see themselves somehow. >> not just reflected in the photograph to see their humanity reflected in the photograph, but to see themselves reflected in in the history that the photograph documents. i can remember. >> going to the beauty salon with my mother. and the first thing i wanted to with anthony and jet magazines because they portrayed the black community and very wonderful ways. >> that passion relived through what was captured in the lens. you hold these images in your hand and >> it's it's it's like. i

found jewel in many >> that's a big deal to be able to have several pages of your work and avenue e. >> it is a real good deal as the millions of photos come back into frame lewis's work will likely be among them. >> he stopped working for j p c in 1968. took the lead on the action. still on leave. lewis continued his work in photography and film. >> but his heart never left. the magazine company that captivated millions of people. >> and now possibly millions more through the power. >> well, the news in washington, d.c., i'm down to right.

>> all right, stephanie, want to take a look at the weather. real quick. here is our winds. we're talking about offshore winds coming here in this direction. why is that not while an issue going on here? hang on is that we don't go anywhere. i'm right. here we go in here for you grows into my like background with your bros and frozen. there you go. there's the uptick that we spoke of here. and for some reason, my things not moving here off to do this manually seem to stay right there. there's the win, put a strike that we're looking at and kind of concerned about. this will keep us dry. and that is very typical in the winter months like this, as far as any more moisture coming our way. this whole week here, it's an

eventful gets interesting as we get to the weekend. there we go. and another hit here early into the following week. so we give it up here. here's the 7 day forecast. prepare for dryness and winter-like weather minus the rain yet. temperatures near about 60 per highs with the dry air will go into the 30's. it looks like for the period and 40's at the coast again next, head of rain looks like it will be now later in the weekend next weekend around sunday. >> all right. look and night. it was nice to have some sunshine. thank you. thank you for joining us here on the kron 4 news weekend edition. i'm stephanie lin and we'll see you back here next see you back here next weekend.

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