as we go into the wild. >> this morning on the kron 4 morning news, alaska airlines grounding dozens of planes after a flight headed to california is forced to make an emergency landing. and major pothole repairs force lane closures on the richmond. sandra fell bridge over the next several days. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7.

>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday january the 6th says get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. a good morning day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everyone. we have kind of a nursing weekend that's going to unfold for us. a mixture of a little bit of rain. we've got some sunshine, some wins and some temperatures that kind of jump all over the place a little bit for us. first things. first, we have pretty much cloud cover over most of the bay for right now, although some folks may be in the south bay getting a little pokes of some to start way up north, you can see the line of rain will be watching and that will be dropping south throughout the day. depending on your location. >> you look to receive this site here. you can see it all lined up for us. it's a pretty neat package. little line of rain. that means just to the north afterwards, we should clear out pretty quickly and time for tonight and for your sunday live shot coming in from court. our look at that. you can see the overcast, the background, although ground fog, not much of an issue this morning. temperature check for you. a lot of 30's and 40's on

the board. we see 37 going on for a little valley. 41 for concord in antioch. 38. meanwhile, santa rosa and 36 for napa and this does show half-a-dozen degrees or better behind yesterday's numbers. i don't often say this, but probably tomorrow morning will do the same thing again as it looks to be even a colder start to your day. the breakdown today, again, a little mixture of some sunshine to start basically cloudy by noon and rain showers in the early afternoon for the east bay. later, when you get down to the south bay just before or sunset coming up in a bit, we'll give you the timing of all this rain for today and what you expect your sunday, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> developing news this morning, alaska airlines has grounded dozens of planes nationwide. this after a flight from oregon to ontario, california was forced to make an emergency landing on friday. that plane took off from portland but turned around just a half hour into the flight photos and video shared on social media captured the scene on board a

window in piece of the cabin blew out midair. as you can see there. and that whole caused the cabin to lose pressure. the plane was able to land safely. there are no reports of any serious injuries. >> we spoke with a passenger about what she saw. >> people's like their paws. you have cops 2 people lost their phony wallets. me to go. it was a whole mixture of because we were knew that we were safe. even good. also like shot because like i just happened with populous, never think that we have to it till they have. it's kind >> some scary moments there. well, the ceo of alaska airlines shared this statement on social media. it reads in part, quote, following the event on flight 12, 82, we've decided to take precautionary steps of temporarily grounding our fleet of 65 boeing. max. 9 aircraft, the ceo going on to say the company is working with boeing to figure out what

happened here. the ntsb is also investigating. meanwhile, let's take a live look at sfo this morning. things looking pretty quiet out there. the decision to ground those planes has led to cancellations nationwide flight tracking website flightaware list. 62 alaska airlines flights canceled so far today. that does include 7 flights out of sfo and 4 at san jose. alaska airlines says they are notifying people whose flights have been impacted. the airline says they expect those 65 plant inspections to be done over the next few days. happening now on the richmond, sandra fell bridge. lane closures continue through next week. >> a live look now at the bridge this morning. we see cars on the roadways there, but not too many at this hour 704. caltrans officials say crews are repairing a major pothole out here. kron four's dan thorn has more. >> a traffic backup along the richmond, sandra fell bridge will likely be a common sight over the next week. repairs on

a large pothole or bridge decks. paul, along with other work will be forcing lanes in both directions to close for having these lane closures in place starting friday night. they'll reopen those lanes for saturday morning and then come saturday night again. we'll have those overnight lane closures to allow our crews to get that work friday and saturday nights construction will affect 2 eastbound lanes between 07:00pm and 05:00am but beginning monday, 2 lanes in both the eastbound and westbound directions were closed during those same hours. we understand that this bill, this bridge of idling too many bay area communities, which is why we're keeping one lane in each direction open as crews are making that permanent fix. caltrans, sharing these pictures of what needs to be repaired. they say the bridge is safe and this ball was likely created by a number of factors such as moisture, humidity and the age of the bridge. >> for those traveling between contra costa and marin counties over the next week.

be prepared for traffic. asked voters again just to be alert. we have grown our crews out there making those fixes. if they can just, you know, a move over slow down or speed a mother working out there. >> reporting in sandra fell, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and more protest friday night in brookly over uc berkeley's plan to clear people's park and build student housing. dozens of people gathering in the area of telegraph and dwight just behind barricades there. it was also heavy police presence. as you can see on your screen cargo containers now block public access to the park. a number of people were arrested for protesting on thursday. crashed into a home in pleasant hill friday night causing serious damage and a gas leak kron four's. amanda hari has the latest. >> the people who live inside this house were home when the crash happened. you can see the damage left behind all boarded up. now.

>> intersection temporarily shut down after a person drove into a home at the end of doris drive your susan rain, the homes at the end of the t shaped intersection just off of contra costa boulevard. the white truck here just kept going straight. didn't seem to hit the brakes. >> in time. collided with the house, pleasant hill. police sergeant chris anderson says the truck ended up hitting 2 other parked cars. >> anderson says the driver stayed on the scene and cooperated with investigators. police say they're not treating this is a crime. there was a minor roadblock as crews worked safely to fix a gas leak caused by the crash. the leak was big enough. you could hear the hits. big was at a friend's house. a few doors down. she says they heard the crash. it's scary it's so close here. >> ted, house. we just neighbors were allowed to stay in their homes as pg and e

work to fix the sergeant anderson says that's not always the case in these situations. >> and it can be helpful to be prepared for any scenario. have a safety so if something does happ n, if we do not on your door and ask you >> to leave for your own safety that you have a safe place to go or at least be thinking about it. just have it your head. >> police have opened up this intersection here at doors drive and susan lane in pleasant hill. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> in oakland, a 66 year-old woman was pushed to the ground and kicked repeatedly in the head. police say it happened wednesday near the macarthur bart station kron four's gayle ong spoke with people in the neighborhood. >> police say 2 suspects stole the woman's purse. her phone and a shopping bag. >> it's shocking because i work here all the time from electric. definitely like scared. >> nancy fernandez shocked after hearing about a 66 year-old woman robbed and be in on 40th street near clark in oakland right near her daily walking route near work for me, it's safe so far for me. it's safe.

>> michael to talk about like, oh, be careful, don't walk. but for me so far it's being safe. so it is scary to something happen. >> according to oakland police just before 07:00pm wednesday, the woman was walking alone when she was pushed to the ground and kicked in the head repeatedly by 2 suspects who then stole her belongings. the suspects then got back in the car and drove away. no, it's not surprising because this happens too often. >> i don't want to say yet always be guard and was a sad how changed. neighbors describe the area as pedestrian friendly, given its proximity to the temescal neighborhood full of vibrant bars and restaurants on telegraph ave jonathan moon owns property nearby where the violent attack happened. but the fact is it has gotten worse. you know. >> mean, you know, the mayors of the cities, could complain all they want? but it has gotten worse. and that's a fact. >> and crime statistics from the oakland police department do show johnson robberies, car thefts and break-ins in 2023.

meantime, anyone with information on this recent reported crime is asked to contact oakland police gayle ong kron. 4 news. francisco is expecting a massive turnout for monday's rules committee hearing with the board of supervisors. >> during that meeting, supervisors discuss a cease-fire resolution for gaza, if approved, the final vote will be on tuesday. more than 200 health care workers plan to demonstrate inside city hall monday. the resolution was introduced to the board in december. since then, more than 30,000 e-mails have been sent to the board from people supporting the move. monday is the last chance for public comment before the supervisors vote. coming up on the kron, morning news open residents are cold for the city to declare a state of emergency will tell you why. >> plus, a community holds a vigil to honor fallen oakland police officer on land. and after the break, the bay area artist is shock after one of sculptures is stolen. the theft caught on camera.

>> and today kind of a mixed bag things going on. we're going to start off a lot of cloud cover going on. and then some showers and rain depending on your location. here is the timing get into that. plus tomorrow morning. yeah. bundle up frost advisory. that's going to be posted for tonight and for your sunday morning that a look at rain in your forecast coming up in just a bit. kron morning news continues.

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mount tam gorgeous new this morning. good morning to that is tough. and the water colors working. and they're wows at a nice picture. just beautiful. it's 7.14, this saturday morning. >> let's check in now with dave. for more on what we need to know about the his best arise meter, stephanie, with picture street here. mother nature for that one. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and without that, despite the fact that we're getting that we look for a rainy day today, but not kind of an all day thing. it's going to be something that's like the gusts that stays a little longer than it should. but it's coming anyway. so it's here on radar. we're basically have the cloudy skies most of the bay for right now. this is what's going to impact us throughout the day today. want to send you down to san jose state where maybe a couple raise a son to start things off. it looks like a lot of cloud cover is already settled there as well. typical system that goes north central south bay is what we're watching all day today. give you an idea about timing. approximately say about 1 o'clock or so at

that point, it's still busy up in the north bay starting to penetrate the east bay and a little bit of the peninsula. so in the afternoon, east bay peninsula is what you can expect in the south bay in the late afternoon. but everybody opens up. probably about sunset or shortly thereafter, words in the north bay, probably by the late afternoon. and that's going to be company with winds. but it just want to show you on sunday morning were cleared out nicely and sunday. the day proper looks to be pretty good. this also carry with it some mountain snows and they do have some statements up in tahoe involving this, however, way upstream. it looks like it's going to be a lot more involved, particularly towards we get to the end of the week. that's something we'll be watching as well. let's get to those winds now. first of all, the rain is first that marches through in right afterwards. we get those winds uptick that strong northwesterly wind. you can see you're going into the evening hours. skies clear out. so you'll be able to see the stars and all, but it will be busy. so it'll be a pole station for about 6 hours or so kind of those heavier winds. they die down to a nice

kind of breezy conditions for your sunday and sunday will be plenty of sunshine. temperatures much the same as today. but that chilly wind will be with us. opening it all together for us to fill in the background. cloudy showers, late clearing briefly, windy to with 50's. hang on tomorrow. it's a cold start frosty at that frost advisory will be posted for a good chunk of the bay sunny and breezy and cool in the next weeks and clouds early in the forecast monday tuesday, then by wednesday on the next weekend. this is where it becomes unsettled. and we're looking for a nice, big hit up around tahoe to happen friday, saturday. still working on the timing. the models don't completely agree with that. let's called showers late clearing san francisco at 57. also for oakland, san jose. everything's little bit more delayed for you, folks. but again, you'll probably look for some clearing as we approach around sunset early evening. temperature check for you for highs. mid 60's east bay shoreline. a little cooler off to the delta. looks like 59 antioch. 62 santa rosa and 69. meanwhile, 4 san jose, as i mentioned earlier, it could be quite busy, stephanie,

getting into the end of the week and next weekend working on time because the models don't agree. but it looks like a nice good hit happening. took up to tahoe light snow is coming our way. okay. something look forward to. thank you so much, dave. >> all right. >> well, a san jose artist is in shock after someone stole his 600 pound metal art sculpture on new year's day. kron. 4 s justin campbell spoke with the artist. >> how can i say it? i was a shock. it was a shocking, though, is >> upset. the new year is off to a rough start for metal sculpture. art is ito rosenberg. he says when he pulled up to his studio in san jose tuesday morning, he's 600 pound metal sculpture bolted to the ground was gone. surveillance camera footage caught a white truck pulling up to the studio in broad daylight. its driver removing the bolton using a chain hoist to lift the sculpture into his truck. rosenberg says he went to a local scrap yard in hopes of finding a sculpture. that's

when he found out his art piece is gone forever. they have a receipt to this guy for like $120 for 1200 pounds of metal. >> and your piece is gone. that was basically it. rosenberg says he left a sculpture outside overnight to treat the metal with acid once finished. the sculpture would have been roughly $100,000. now he says he'll think twice before leaving his work outside only on a concrete pad to down in a different way. police arrested 40 year-old james in connection to the death. >> in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> friday, the supreme court announced it will decide whether to rather whether former president donald trump to be kept off the ballot because of his efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss. the court acknowledging the need to reach a decision quickly with primary elections on the horizon. the court will consider for the first time the meaning and reach of a provision of the 14th amendment. barring some people

who, quote, engaged in insurrection from holding office. arguments happen next month. and today marks 3 years since the january 6 capitol riot kron four's rob nesbitt reports on what it was like for lawmakers that day and brings us the prediction from legal experts on how the supreme court might respond. >> 3 years later and the events of january 6 are still impacting democracy. colorado courts in maine, secretary of state have made the decision to remove donald trump for the primary ballot, citing his role during the insurrection. the u.s. supreme court announced friday they will review trump's ballot banned in colorado. but professor of law at loyola law school. jessica levinson says the decision will have precedent in every state. she's predicting a ruling in trump's favor. expect that the supreme court will overturn what the colorado supreme court said. they will find that he is eligible. >> in part because this is the court that remembers what happened after bush v gore when it looked like they were the ones to decide the presidential election. meantime, president biden is

using january 6 as a talking point for his reelection campaign 3 years ago. tomorrow we saw their own lives. >> the violent mob stormed the united states capitol, addressing a crowd of supporters at valley forge friday. >> the president sought to remind voters of the chaos at the january 6, 2021 insurrection of the u.s. capitol. >> smashing windows, shatter indoors, attacking the police. outside gallas were wrecked it. as a maga crowd chanted. >> 5 people were killed according to the president. more than 140 police officers were injured. california congressman jared huffman barricaded himself in his office at the capitol hearing chance outside and even gunshots. my false sense of security just jarred into a very disturbing reality. i thought the capital was a fortress. just inviolable. >> i had a rude awakening that day 3 years later. and trump's momentum with republicans hasn't slowed down leading by

a large margin in the polls. congressman huffman says the former president has successfully whitewash the events of january 6 with the majority of his party. but if you look at polls today, a lot of have a slanted and a partisan and highly inaccurate way view of what happened that day. the supreme court's order sets trump's ballot ban case to be heard in a speedy pace with oral arguments scheduled to begin february 8th in the decision to follow. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news bay area food banks reporting a dip in volunteers and donations. how volunteers and donations. how you can pitch in to help. look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did.

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news, oakland residents now calling on the city to declare a state of emergency over crime. and a community comes together to honor oakland police officer twan lay who was killed in the line of duty. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to get all those stories to you in just a moment. but let's get you started with a look at the weather first with dave spahr. hey, the but good

morning, everyone. >> the with some rain showers going on. way up north. give a little time to drop south and some morning sunshine for you. folks in the south bay at san jose state i got my how about that? we some morning sunshine going on there down in san jose state last for a long as it turns mostly cloudy and then comes some rain as we get into late afternoon early evening hours. temperature check for you were in the 30's in some 40's at work to start things off and as chilly as this is and yes, we are trailing from yesterday. tomorrow's numbers will be even colder post. all of this rain there you have in there some half-a-dozen degrees or better behind where we were this time from yesterday. now putting this into motion, you can see where the source of the rain is coming from. it's not an all-day deal to for a few hours before blows on through winds, not doing much of anything. but in the wake of the rain, you'll see some of those winds kind of active a little bit. so breaking it down for you again some morning sunshine. very, very briefly turning cloudy with

rain developing coming in from the north bay early afternoon for you, folks in the east bay. and then later in the afternoon, as you head to the south, got about 51 or so by 2 o'clock. meanwhile, tomorrow morning have a frost advisory and that will be in the wake of all of this rate. we'll have more details on what looks like for your forecast into next week and that 7 day to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. a vigil happen for officer twan lay friday in oakland's chinatown. he was gunned down in the line of duty on december. 29th kron. 4 ella sogomonian reports. >> it was a somber gathering in oakland's chinatown on friday morning when people came together in honor of the fallen officer to one lane. 36 year-old was shot and killed on december 29th when responding to a burglary at a marijuana dispensary near jack london square. he was in plainclothes and driving an unmarked car several speakers at the ceremony mentioned lace commitment to serving and protecting the community. the former president of oakland,

chinatown, chamber of commerce, karl chan came to no way during the height of crime involving asian americans in oakland. he says that lee was able to bridge the gap between their community pdr was able to be having a smile likely councilmember noel gallo said that he merely because he went to high school with his daughters, that he is tired of violent crime plaguing oakland and claiming >> and that was kron 4 ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning and official memorial service for officer leahy has been set. oakland police announcing friday will be held next wednesday, january 10th at the 3 crossings church in castro valley. the death of officer lake is ramping up pressure on the mayor to declare a state of emergency. there. kron four's dan kerman has the details. >> renewed calls friday for oakland officials to declare a

state of emergency due to the city's rising crime problem. weise. >> need to declare an emergency because we are in the state of emergency. we like to see more resources from the county from the state to have. i'm more law enforcement provide the needed security clearly opened doesn't have a local emergency declaration is in the hands of the city council in the city administrator. >> now, city councilmember noel gallo, once one or the other to act. right now. there's a very clear demand from the neighbors, the neighborhood we to declare a state of emergency here in the city of oakland. and the bottom line is we need more police pressence interstates not only in our sidewalks streets but also to protect their schools. back in september, oakland, mayor sheng thao said a state of emergency is not needed to secure extra resources because

they're already coming getting the resources from the state. >> we have done that. we seeing that again. the governor is giving us 6 chp officers. plus one sergeant. we're going to ask him for more resources out him because the chp, again, 1.2 million dollars from the state as well 300 cameras that are going to go up support our great officers who are doing great work day in and day out. the mayor said she would only declare a state of emergency to allow her to bypass the police commission and appoint a new police chief on her own after rejecting the first 3 finalists selected by the police commission last month. it's unclear whether she still supports a state of emergency to speed up that process. oakland has been without a full-time police chief since the mayor fired lauren armstrong in february of last year. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> the teenager who died from a fireworks related injury in san francisco. new year's day,

18 year-old marciano and town board and was fatally injured on treasure island early monday morning. police found gordon suffering from life-threatening injuries on exposition drive. the team was given first aid and later pronounced dead. a second hindu temple in the east bay has been hit with anti india, graffiti. the jays share while the temple and hayward was vandalized with graffiti supporting a sikh separatist. the organization did not say when this happened, a similar act did happen at anther temple in newark in december during that incident spray paint on a sign criticize the prime minister of india. in the north bay. one person is dead after a crash closed interstate highway 6.80, friday night. it happened just north of concord avenue. the highway reopened just shortly before midnight so far. no word yet on what caused that crash. and after a monthslong delay crab season is officially open. the california department of fish and wildlife says commercial

dungeness crab ing is open from the oregon oregon state line to the sonoma. mendocino county line. this after the department placed a commercial crab trap restriction because of humpback whales migrating through the area. recreational crabbing has been open since october. banks. they traditionally see a dip in volunteers and donations after the holidays. was for luke to go reports from the east bay. we're a nonprofit is already feeling the pinch. >> quick and efficient volunteers sort through and packaged food for distribution at the food bank of contra costa and solano in concord, grape. many of thosc donating their time have been doing so for years and over time, more and more insecure. families are relying on them for their meals. volunteer gary warren understands the vital role he plays and serving the community and hopes others are willing to lend a relieve your help. please come. >> and this is why because we are serving 465,000 people a month with food. so we're

trying to make sure that we get as many people as we can. food bank spokesperson christine did says the nonprofits, all the usual uptick in volunteers in december that is already seeing a decline a week into the new year still very high. >> donations are down congress still an issue. hunger is an all year-round issue. second harvest silicon valley, the alameda county community, food bank and the san francisco-marin food bank also reporting a shortage of volunteers and monetary donations. this as their budgets and the number of people they serve demick era benefits are gone. inflation is still an issue out there. cost of living very high. the food bank of contra costa and solano sets a goal of providing 3 million meals a year. >> and in 2023, it fell short of that goal by 13%. >> in concord, philippe djegal all kron. 4

>> our state including the bay area grapple with retail theft. a lawmaker at the state capitol is introduced legislation he believes will tackle the issue head on capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> retail theft. it's an issue that's plagued communities, shoppers and business owners alike across the state. but now enough's enough. stockton, democratic assembly member carl philip, has introduced legislation he believes will help with the end goal in his words to fix this problem. specifically, he introduced the proposed referendum to make changes to prop 47 passed by california voters in 2014. the law change certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors, including theft when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. while supporters have long argued the law will help reduce california's prison population and lead to criminal justice reform opponents to this day say prop 47 emboldened criminals to take part in certain crimes like retail theft, with little to no punishment. this is one wall that sound great. but

really didn't do much. in fact, it was very harmful. it's a message echoed by prop 47 opponents, including several republicans in the legislature. when you significantly reduce the consequence. >> a crime. >> then there are the all say less are angels among us. you take that as a message that well, may be that times. okay. >> says his bill will address a number of concerns with prop 47. first, it calls for a change to the $950 threshold. that states theft of items worth less than $950 can be charged simply as a misdemeanor. as for what the new threshold should says that decision will be made after he meets with all impacted stakeholders. i do not want his hit upon. i want to hit a home run on this. so getting everyone at the table to hear from them are consumers are public. >> this is why this bill is being developed. >> the legislation also calls

for more support for diversion programs to address the root causes of retail theft. and the bill seeks to provide more discretion for judges to determine which punishment best suits the crime. we have to be accountable. and that's where i think that, you know. we also have to give our judges discretion and for them to make a decision on what's best for our community. philip, also stresses his proposal is about giving the legislature more power to make retail theft policy, something he believes is bipartisan. we're moving forward to make sure that we protect our for our businesses, our employers, our customers that are coming in this bill is for everyone. whatever party you are, let's let's work together. make this fix. and if the proposal makes it through, the legislature will be sent to the ballot for voters to have the final say. >> reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the department of justice lays out plans to tackle violent crime nationwide. and a bittersweet

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>> the san francisco zoo is offering free admission days for kids this month. kids under 12 get in for free. every weekday except for martin luther king junior day on the 15th, a full-price adults or senior ticket must be purchased in order for the deal to be applied. there is a limit of 5 kids per adult. those who have the zoo membership get free admission all year round. month. he's like really fun and that quote, there even with the snow cal fire is conducting controlled burns near lake tahoe. fire officials say that these controlled burns are essential to keeping the excess vegetation out of the area. cal fire saying if you do see smoke in the area, do not be alarmed because it's just controlled burns at this building. and another thing to keep in mind, if you're heading to lake tahoe, the u.s. forest service is reminding or other is warning people of signs that are actually encouraging residents to feed bears and allow them access to garbage. you do not want to do that. officials say

that information is false and could be dangerous for local wildlife by intentionally feeding the bears. people are conditioning the animals too associate humans and homes with food sources and that can change the animals, natural behavior and increase the potential for dangerous situations. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge looking pretty foggy out there and get to like one of those mornings where you want to have a jacket on before you step outside that you're going to be particularly tomorrow morning to good morning, stephanie. >> good morning, everybody. this is kind of just the low before things start to happen into the afternoon. it looks like after our rain, the clearing patch will be a lot more clear rather than plan a cloudy to start and then the rain gets here. if you will, kind of sloppy to start things off that here you can see it kind of overcast right now. also at the golden gate bridge picture. meanwhile, what's going up in tahoe? yes, winter storm warning until 04:00am on sunday. winter weather advisories. you can see that extends off towards the east.

we're expecting another dose happening later. this particular storm system. the snow is a little higher in elevation. it's not as cold, but we expect to be a lot colder. and the next hit, which is going to be a little bit later on during the week ahead. so here's how it kind of looks like the next few days, sunny by tomorrow. so it's great if you're heading back monday about 40 or so tuesday. 39 ish or so with another dose of some snow. heavier dose expected friday and into saturday with a colder storm system. so the gulf of alaska is all open up, keeps throwing at us all weekend long. and so it will be somewhat unsettled midweek onwards. we watch a couple more systems drop south. let's go and watch them in a motion. this is what's going on today. and then into early in a week you got this on wednesday and then another dose happens right around the weekend. as you can see, they're still working on exact timing of all of this. this is a little bit later by saturday evening. it might be a little bit earlier say friday night. so work on that timing issue. but it means mountain snows with that as well. and that will be cold

or 2 dropping to lower elevations as well. so we'll keep you up to date. we get a little closer on that, but it will be an unsettled winter like forecast next week. 57 in the 4 zone forecast, san francisco. let's to those upper 50's along the coast. 57 for burlingame again, you're penciling in here early afternoon, rain late afternoon, early evening clearing 57 for palo alto. and when you should say in the south bay near 60 with upper 50's working here east bay shoreline mid to upper 50's mid 50's for most of the east bay. looks like 54 danville, walnut creek at 55. allay 54. 54 also for fairfield and napa. 53 54 santa rosa. similar numbers, by the way, for tomorrow, except a lot of sunshine and a chilly breeze. here it is for the 7 day forecast going on here for your tuesday. wednesday, things become unsettled yet again, i think kind of like the mother lode, though, watch out for is friday saturday. and that was like a new dose of stormy, a snowy stormy weather for tahoe okay. or it will be colder than this one will be. so it'll some good

news for people who enjoy those wintery activities. yeah, if you're headed up next week and that's the issue kind of getting there and getting back is one thing about kind of thinking about here because it's going to be colder. so that means that might threaten you a little bit in your travels up there might need the snow chains. yeah, some really good information if we're we're in the winter season. so yeah, good reminder there. thank you so much, dave. >> right. well, the department of justice is pledging to do more to reduce crime. well, the latest fbi data shows crimes like murder, rape and aggravated assault or down car thefts jumped more than 7% in 2022. meanwhile, attorney general merrick garland says bipartisan gun legislation signed by president biden in 2022. his help is helping local and federal law enforcement track and prevent gun violence. >> this department and our state and local partners will not rest until every community in our country is safe. from the scourge of violent crime. this is not a time to relax our efforts. we have so much more to do.

>> nearly 70 major cities saw a drop in murders last year. but there are some exceptions like in dc and memphis were homicides are hitting record numbers. area. san francisco, animal care and control is once again reporting their shelter is full of dogs and they're asking people to delay so rendering any animals, if they must, until next tuesday, they say most of the animals in their care are there because ofalegal matters. so they can adopt them out. the ad that overcrowding is a national problem. it's not something unique to the bay area. the san francisco forty-niners enjoyed a night out in the city house of prime rib hosting the team for the annual lineman's dinner. that sounds delicious. the event is happening just days after the niners clinched the number one seed in the nfc for the playoffs. according to quarterback brock purdy, who was also invited. the timing is pretty good.

>> we're excited go to the playoffs. feel like due although 40 years now so that nobody the reason for the dinner is to cheer on the niners as they go for that coveted super bowl win. >> now, the bay area basketball, the golden state warriors getting the win last night, chase center. but they could be without one of their key players for a while. kron four's. erin wilson has the details. >> well, after the brutal loss to the world champion against the warrior, they needed to bounce back and we'll still chris freshly grown. jonathan kominga and i mean freshly ground overnight between the nuggets game headed into the pistons game last night. he came in with do and i think he did himself a wise and he showed his presence early for his pistons on the break right

here in the former warrior goes up for the monster jam on the other. and he's fouled and its good wiseman only had 4 points going. 3 rebounds and 15 minutes coming up. late angry tonight, he dry last night, rather. he drives to the throws it down and he's fouled. old-school, 3 plate three-point play, rather. he finished with 11 points, 6 rebounds. the warriors, though they live before the half step picked up in the 2nd half. he fakes the 3 here. drive the lane. >> get the contact. throws up. a prairie goes in along with about brandon budzinski is used old. i'll over the court last night. he runs down the missed shot here in gets it out. the clay for the kitchen show 3 clay with 19 points last night with the pistons. they fought back from an 11 point deficit led by their star player cake cutting him who drives right there. the for the layup, 2 of his 30 points last night. but then, you know, mike said after the game shooter shoes. so what do you expect him to do? he's a shooter. they shoot. he went off for 9 straight points in the 4th quarter, including

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an emergency landing. and major pothole repairs force lane closures on the richmond. fell bridge for the next several days. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> morning, thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday january the 6th says get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar heyday a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. lot of cloud cover to get things started. couple raise a son could be filed in the south bay today. we're watching a passing. >> rain event that means passing a comes and it goes probably around sunset for just about everybody will go back to clear skies. so that means your sunday looks to be pretty good at that. what's going on right now? again, a lot of cloud cover there. we can see some rain trying to make its way to sonoma county, but it still has a ways to go here. basically overcast, although again, a couple raise a son we can see here in the south bay from san jose state

temperature. check for you. a lot of 30's and 40's rule the day for right now and believe it or not, although these temperatures are a bit on the chilly side behind maybe a half-dozen degrees or better from yesterday. we're going to do the same thing tomorrow morning with the frost advisory, coupled with all of that, the breakdown today for you again outside morning. sunshine here. and there mostly cloudy and rain showers developing by noon picking the east bay as we get into the early afternoon and will be some winds into early evening before things clear out looks pretty good for your sunday. one more in your forecast coming up in a bit stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. developing news this morning, alaska airlines has grounded dozens of planes nationwide. this after a flight from oregon to ontario, california was forced to make an emergency landing on friday. the plane took off from portland but turned around just minutes into the flight pictures and video shared on social media capturing the scene on board a window and piece of the cabin blew out mid air and that whole caused the cabin to lose pressure.

the plane was able to land safely. no reports of any serious injuries. we spoke with a passenger about what she saw. >> people's like their paws. you cops and 2 people lost their phony wallets. ready to go. it was a whole mixture of because we are a people. we knew that we were safe. good. also like shot because like i just happened with populous, never think that we have to till happens. kind >> the ceo of alaska airlines sharing the statement on social media. it reads in part, quote, following the event on flight 12, 82, we've decided to take the precautionary step of temporarily grounding our fleet of 65 boeing. max. 9 aircraft. he went on to say the company is working with boeing to figure out what happened. the ntsb is also investigated. meanwhile, as we take a live look at sfo this morning, things looking pretty calm out there at this do too.

now this decision to ground these planes has led to cancellations nationwide flight tracking website flightaware list. 84 alaska airlines flights canceled so far today. that includes 13 flights out of sfo and 4 at san jose alaska airlines. they say that they are notifying people whose flights have been impacted by this. the airline says they expect those 65 plant inspections to be done over the next few days. and happening right now on this, which is richmond fell bridge. >> lane closures continue through the week live. look at the bridge this morning. could see just a few cars out there at this hour at 803. caltrans officials say the crews are repairing a major pothole here and kron four's dan thorn has more details. >> a traffic backup along the richmond sandra fell bridge will likely be a common sight over the next week. repairs on a large pothole or bridge decks. paul, along with other work will be forcing lanes in

both directions to close for having these lane closures in place starting friday night. they'll reopen those lanes for saturday morning and then come saturday night again. we'll have those overnight lane closures to allow our crews to get that work friday and saturday nights construction will affect 2 eastbound lanes between 07:00pm and 05:00am but beginning monday, 2 lanes in both the eastbound and westbound directions closed during those same hours. we understand that this bill, this bridge, the biden leading to many bay area communities, which is why we're keeping one lane in each direction open as crews are making that permanent fix. caltrans, sharing these pictures of what needs to be repaired. they say the bridge is safe and this ball was likely created by a number of factors such as moisture, humidity and the age of the bridge. >> for those traveling between contra costa and marin counties over the next week. be prepared for traffic. asked voters again just to be alert. we have grown our crews out

there making those fixes. if they can just, you know, >> move over slow down or speed a mother working out there reporting in sandra fell, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and more protests friday night berkeley over the school's plan to clear people's park and build student housing. there. dozens of people gathered in the area of telegraph and dwight just behind the barricades. as you can see, it was also heavy police presence, cargo containers now block public access to the park. a number of people were arrested for protesting on thursday. and a car crashed into a home in pleasant hill friday night causing serious damage and a gas leak. >> kron four's amanda hari has the latest. >> the people who live inside this house were home when the crash happened. you can see the damage left behind all boarded up. now. >> intersection temporarily shut down after a person drove into a home at the end of doris drive near susan lane. the homes at the end of the t

shaped intersection just off of contra costa boulevard. the white truck here just kept going straight. didn't seem to hit the brakes. >> in time. collided with the house, pleasant hill. police sergeant chris anderson says the truck ended up hitting 2 other parked cars. >> anderson says the driver stayed on the scene and cooperated with investigators. police say they're not treating this is a crime. there was a minor roadblock as crews worked safely to fix a gas leak caused by the crash. the leak was big enough. you could hear the hits. would much of was at a friend's house. a few doors down. she says they heard the crash. it's scary it's so close house. >> we just neighbors were allowed to stay in their homes as pg and e work to fix the sergeant anderson says that's not always the case in these situations. >> and it can be helpful to be prepared for any scenario,

have a safety so if something does happen, if we do not on your door and ask you to leave for your own safety that you have. >> a safe place to go or at least be thinking about it. just have it on your head. >> police have opened up this intersection here at doors drive and susan lane in pleasant hill. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> in oakland, a 66 year-old woman was pushed to the ground and kicked repeatedly in the head. police say it happened wednesday near the macarthur bart station kron four's gayle ong spoke with people in the area. >> police say 2 suspects stole the woman's purse. her phone and a shopping bag. >> it's shocking because i work here all the time from electric. yeah, it's definitely like scared. nancy fernandez shocked after hearing about a 66 year-old woman robbed and be in on 40th street near clark in oakland. >> right near her daily walking route near work for me, it's safe so far for me. it's safe. >> michael to talk about like, oh, be careful, don't walk. but for me so far it's being

safe. so it is scary to something happen. >> according to oakland police just before 07:00pm wednesday, the woman was walking alone when she was pushed to the ground and kicked in the head repeatedly by 2 suspects who then stole her belongings. the suspects then got back in the car and drove away. no, it's not surprising because this happens too often. >> i don't want to say yet always be guard and was a sad how changed. neighbors describe the area as pedestrian friendly, given its proximity to the temescal neighborhood full of vibrant bars and restaurants on telegraph ave jonathan moon owns property nearby where the violent attack happened. but the fact is it has gotten worse. you know. >> mean, you know, the mayors of the cities, could complain all they want, but it has gotten worse. and that's - fact. >> and crime statistics from the oakland police department do show johnson robberies, car thefts and break-ins in 2023. meantime, anyone with information on this recent reported crime is asked to contact oakland police gayle

ong kron. 4 news. francisco's expecting a massive turnout for monday's rules committee hearing with the board of supervisors. >> during that meeting, the supervisors discuss a cease-fire resolution for gaza, if approved, the final vote will be on tuesday. more than 200 health care workers plan to demonstrate inside city hall monday. the resolution was introduced to the board in december. since then, more than 30,000 e-mails have been sent to the board from people supporting the move. monday is the last chance for public comment before the supervisors vote. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news open residents are calling for the city to declare a state of emergency. we tell you why. plus, a community holds a vigil to honor fallen oakland police officer on and after the break, a bay area artist in shock after one of his sculptures is stolen. the theft caught on camera. >> okay. if you raise a son, maybe prep for some ufos but

turning cloudy and those showers and rain marching into the afternoon. a look at that forecast. and then tomorrow, what happens? got frost as well. your forecasted that the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back to kron morning news. good morning, everybody. and watching for a line of rain and showers coming our way. it's a really only a few hour affair and then clears back up again on the other side of things, right in time for about

sunset. for most folks. here's the progress, though. you can see just about to enter into sonoma county with some light rain showers at that off to a chilly start. we are. here's a live shot for you in the east bay shoreline. still kind of snickered in with this overcast sky conditions, which is how we're starting the day off for the most part. but here you can see it clearly march through and on the other side of it. the line is a lot clearer. as you can see, it's kind of muggy at first. then when this system passes, it's clear on the other side lights, clear line cut right here, middle and a 2 o'clock or so. lot of rain for the east bay peninsula. san francisco clearing out already in the north bay and everybody sees the clear out round sunset or shortly thereafter where this is going to come with some winds now and then breezy into your sunday as we stay mostly clear, sunny for your sunday. although again, coupled with that chilly breeze expected as well, things become more unsettled again for the middle to latter portion of the week. that will be success of systems will be covering. here's a look at that pop of winds. i just mentioned it's right after our

rain. you're going to get those winds, maybe a 5, 6, our fair weather could be kind of working there and then kind of die off to more of a breezy like conditions. and that will be tomorrow with all the sunshine. but we'll have that chilly breeze working temperatures pretty close to what they are today. maybe shave a few degrees off. it's those morning lows are really get you tomorrow morning, though, we got cloudy and showers late clearing briefly. we'll have those winds pop in the 50's tomorrow. a cold start. frost advisory posted for a lot of the interior areas in the east bay. also, you folks in santa clara valley, too, and up to the north bay as well. and then next week, it's sun and clouds, mixture, middle to latter portion of the week. that's we're looking for. successive hits dropping in from the gulf of alaska. the we nice winter like system that we get. 57 behind san francisco mere for oakland. the timing again as earlier in the day here. so probably start cleared out a few folks as we get to say to 3 o'clock this afternoon, then for the south bates, a little later later to start later to finish. 59 with early sun and got some afternoon showers.

high temperatures managing some 60's in the east bay. it's going to be the 50's tomorrow. looks like for example, sent a san francisco might even up to 69 for san jose for today. but again, stephanie were looking for a nice drop in those temperatures after these new systems get here towards the end of the week and took the up to tahoe. they're getting snow tomorrow shore and tonight, rather today. but by the end of the week, we look for colder series of systems to come to when that's going to lower the snow levels flavor of winter for everybody this week. yeah, definitely something for those who are fans of winter sports to all right. >> very good day. thank you so much. well, san jose artist is in shock after someone stole his 600 pound metal art sculpture on new year's day force just in campbell spoke with the artist. how can i say it? >> i was a shock. it was a shocking, though, is >> upset. the new year is off to a rough start for metal sculpture. art is ito rosenberg. he says when he pulled up to his studio in san jose tuesday morning, he's 600

pound metal sculpture bolted to the ground was gone. surveillance camera footage caught a white truck pulling up to the studio in broad daylight. its driver removing the bolton using a chain hoist to lift the sculpture into his truck. rosenberg says he went to a local scrap yard in hopes of finding a sculpture. that's when he found out his art piece is gone forever. they have a receipt to this guy for like $120 for 1200 pounds of metal. >> and your piece is gone. that was basically it. rosenberg says he left a sculpture outside overnight to treat the metal with acid once finished. the sculpture would have been roughly $100,000. now he says he'll think twice before leaving his work outside only on a concrete pad to down in a different way. police arrested 40 year-old james in connection to the death. >> in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> the bay area's more than 2

dozen transit agencies and many of them still struggling to recover financially from the pandemic. one local lawmaker is proposing a new idea. combine all 27 transit agencies down to one. >> we are. >> a region that travels and live somewhere else. right? so for example, in my district, you may live in fremont and commute all the way to disc or jose. and it does not make sense and not a single person can make sense of this. why do we have 27 official public transit agencies let alone a the ride, sharing apps and and other programs that are available to the public. if we're going to spend money in public transit, it has to be consolidated. it has to be efficient. it has to be faster and has to be cheaper for the writer. >> at the height of the pandemic, public transit agencies operator on the covid relief funds. and now that money is running out. transit agencies are struggling and lawmakers say they hope the financial turmoil can be solved by consolidation. on

friday, the supreme court announced it will decide whether former president donald trump can be kept off the ballot because of his efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss. the court acknowledging the need to reach a decision quickly with primary elections on the horizon. the court will consider for the first time the meeting in reach of a provision of the 14th amendment. barring some people who engaged in insurrection from holding public office. arguments happen next month. today marks 3 years since the january 6 capitol riot convoy is rob nesbitt reports what it was like for lawmakers on capitol hill that day and how legal experts predict the supreme court will respond. >> 3 years later and the events of january 6 are still impacting democracy. colorado courts in maine, secretary of state have made the decision to remove donald trump for the primary ballot, citing his role during the insurrection. the u.s. supreme court announced friday they will review trump's ballot banned in colorado. but professor of law at loyola law school.

jessica levinson says the decision will have precedent in every state. she's predicting a ruling in trump's favor. expect that the supreme court will overturn what the colorado supreme court said that they will find that he is eligible. >> in part because this is the court that remembers what happened after bush v gore when it looked like they were the ones to decide the presidential election. meantime, president biden is using january 6 as a talking point for his reelection campaign 3 years ago. tomorrow we saw their own lives. >> the violent mob stormed the united states capitol, addressing a crowd of supporters at valley forge friday. >> the president sought to remind voters of the chaos at the january 6 2021. insurrection of the u.s. capitol. >> smashing windows, shatter indoors, attacking the police. outside gallas were wrecked it. as a maga crowd chanted. >> 5 people were killed according to the president. more than 140 police officers were injured. california congressman jared huffman

barricaded himself in his office at the capitol hearing chance outside and even gunshots. my false sense of security just jarred into a very disturbing reality. i thought the capital was a fortress. just inviolable. >> i had a rude awakening that day 3 years later. and trump's momentum with republicans hasn't slowed down leading by a large margin in the polls. congressman huffman says the former president has successfully white watch the events of january 6 with the majority of his party. but if you look at polls today, a lot of have a slanted and a partisan and highly inaccurate way view of what happened that day. the supreme court's order sets trump's ballot ban case to be heard in a speedy pace with oral arguments scheduled to begin february 8th in the decision to follow. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt to kron 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news bay area food banks report a dip in

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locations still in san francisco. as francisco's only adidas store is shutting down its in the san francisco center on market street. andp it is spokesperson says products in the store with the exception of a few select items, we'll be half off. no word yet on why store's closing its last day is next. saturday, january the 13. and the pacifica pier is closed for at least 3 weeks. city officials say high tides and large waves last week damaged sections of the piers west-facing deck and concrete railing. engineers found appear on safe for visitors at this time. this comes as a beach hazard statement ended just last night. and there's a winter storm brewing and it's headed towards the sierra. the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab reporting 12 inches of snow over a two-day period from the last storm. they predict the next storm could bring anywhere from 6 inches to 2 feet of snow. and that's good news after the first or survey of the year showed a snow depths of just 7 and a

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>> and a community comes together to honor oakland police officer twan lay who was killed in the line of duty. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we'll get to those stories in just a moment for you. >> let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest heyday. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and today is kind of day of rain to pass through before things clear up pretty quickly as we go into the evening hours for a cold night in store, it will be a frosty one for us and really this whole week is really going to give us a flavor of winter-like weather. looks like a couple of hits of snow from the sierras. here's a look at what's going on for the radar right now. up to the north or you can see the rain at work. it's just getting started not quite into sonoma county just yet. give it some time. we're overcast, at least a good chunk of the though we cincy couple raise a son down there in the south bay. we have some 30's and 40's at work right now. and these temperatures are actually trailing from where they were this time for. 24 hours ago. we're closing the gap now, as you can see, we have a

negative 5, for example, temperatures go negative, 7, half moon bay, but still livermore their 10 degrees behind tomorrow morning will be the same thing. so there you have. it's kind of sloppy moving in terms of bringing a lot of cloud cover. first, then the rain. but then a nice cut as after it passes will clear out real quickly and little pop of some winds to keep in mind as well that we don't see right now, little bit of a breeze. but with the system will get some winds. and then afterwards for a few hours, here's the breakdown for you about 53 or so by high noon to 3 o'clock. we're at 51 again. rain took in the east bay tapering off as we get to the evening hours tomorrow. lots of sunshine for you. but next week looks to be unsettled as well. more on that forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a vigil happen for officer 12 late friday in oakland's chinatown. he was gunned down in the line of duty on december. 29th home for a list of ammonium reports. >> it was a somber gathering in oakland's chinatown on friday morning when people came together in honor of the

fallen officer at one late 36 year-old was shot and killed on december 29th when responding to a burglary at a marijuana dispensary near jack london square. he was in plainclothes and driving an unmarked car several speakers at the ceremony mentioned commitment to serving and protecting the community. the former president of oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, karl chan came to no way during the height of crime involving asian americans. in oakland. he says that lee was able to bridge the gap between their community pdr was able to be having just a smile likely councilmember noel gallo said that he merely because he went to high school with his daughters, that he is tired of violent crime plaguing oakland and claiming >> and that was kron. 4 ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning and official memorial service for officer lee has been set. oakland police announcing friday will be held next wednesday,

january 10th at the 3 crossings church in castro valley. the death of officer lake is ramping up pressure on the mayor to declare a state of emergency kron four's. dan kerman has the details. >> renewed calls friday for oakland officials to declare a state of emergency due to the city's rising crime problem. weast. >> need to declare an emergency because we are in the state of emergency. we like to see more resources from the county from the state to have. i'm more law enforcement provide the needed security clearly opened doesn't have a local emergency declaration is in the hands of the city council and the city administrator. >> now, city councilmember noel gallo, once one or the other to act. right now. there's a very clear demand from the neighbors, the neighborhood we to declare a

state of emergency here in the city of oakland. and the bottom line is we need more police pressence interstates not only in our sidewalks streets but also to protect their schools. back in september, oakland, mayor sheng thao said a state of emergency is not needed to secure extra resources because they're already coming getting the resources from the state. >> we have done that. we seeing that again. the governor is giving us 6 chp officers. plus one sergeant. we're going to ask him for more resources in regards the chp again, 1.2 million dollars from the state as well 300 cameras that are going to go up really support our great officers who are doing great work day in and day out. the mayor said she would only cpdeclare a state of emergency to allow her to bypass the police commission. >> and appoint a new police chief on her own after rejecting the first 3 finalists selected by the police commission last month. it's unclear whether she still supports a state of emergency to speed up that process. oakland has been without a full-time police chief since

the mayor fired lauren armstrong in february of last year. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> another hindu temple in the east bay has been hit with anti india, graffiti bj's share while a temple in hayward was vandalized with graffiti seek separatist, a separate act happened at the app thurs temple in newark in december during that incident spray paint on a sign criticize the prime minister of india. in the north bay. one person is dead after a crash closed interstate highway 6.80, friday night. it happened just north of concord avenue. the highway reopened just shortly before midnight. no word on what caused the crash. after a monthslong delay. crab season is officially open. the state department of fish and wildlife says commercial dungeness crab ing is open now from the oregon state line to the sonoma mendocino county line. this after the department enforced a commercial trapping restriction because of migrating humpback whales, recreational crabbing has been

available since october. food. banks traditionally see a dip in volunteers and donations after the holidays. how forcefully all reports from the east bay where one nonprofit says they're already feeling the pinch. >> and efficient volunteers sort through and packaged food for distribution at the food bank of contra costa and solano in concord, grape. many of those donating their time have been doing so for years and over time, more and more insecure families are relying on them for their meals. volunteer gary warren undersrands role he plays and serving the community and hopes others are willing to lend a please come. >> and this is why because we are serving 465,000 people a month with food. so we're trying to make sure that we get as many people as we can. food bank spokesperson christine did says the nonprofits, all the usual uptick in volunteers in

december, but he's already seeing a decline a week into the new year still very high. >> donations are down congress still an issue. hunger is an all year-round issue. second harvest silicon valley, the alameda county community, food bank and the san francisco-marin food bank also reporting a shortage of volunteers and monetary donations. this as their budgets and the number of people they serve demick era benefits are gone. inflation is still an issue out there. cost of living very high. food bank of contra costa and solano sets a goal of providing 3 million meals a year. >> and in 2023, it fell short of that goal by 13%. >> in concord, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> as many parts of the state including the bay area grapple with retail theft. the state is introducing legislation or rather in a legislator is introducing a bill that he believes will tackle the issue head on capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the details.

>> retail theft. it's an issue that's plagued communities. shoppers and business owners alike across the state. but now enough's enough. stockton, democratic assembly member carl philip, has introduced legislation he believes will help with the end goal in his words to fix this problem. specifically, he introduced a proposed referendum to make changes to prop 47 passed by california voters in 2014. the law change certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors, including theft when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. while supporters have long argued the law will help reduce california's prison population and lead to criminal justice reform opponents to this day say prop 47 emboldened criminals to take part in certain crimes like retail theft, with little to no punishment. this is one law that sound great. but really didn't do much. in fact, it was very harmful. it's a message echoed by prop 47 opponents, including several republicans in the

legislature. when you significantly reduce the consequence >> of a crime. >> then there are all say less are angels among us. you take that as a message that well, may be that times. okay. >> says his bill will address a number of concerns with prop 47. first, it calls for a change to the $950 threshold. that states theft of items worth less than $950 can be charged simply as a misdemeanor. as for what the new threshold should says that decision will be made after he meets with all impacted stakeholders. i do not want to just hit a point. i want to hit a home run on this. so getting everyone at the table to hear from them are consumers are public. >> this is why this bill is being developed. >> the legislation also calls for more support for diversion programs to address the root causes of retail theft. and the bill seeks to provide more discretion for judges to determine which punishment best suits the crime. we have to be accountable. and that's

where i think that, you know. we also have to give our judges discretion and for them to make a decision on what's best for our community. philip, also stresses his proposal is about giving the legislature more power to make retail theft policy. something he believes is bipartisan. we're moving forward to make sure that we protect our for our businesses. our employers, our customers that are coming in this bill is for everyone. whatever party you are, let's let's work together. make this fix. and if the proposal makes it through, the legislature will be sent to the ballot for voters to have the final say. >> reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> the u.s. labor market added 216,000 jobs in the month of december. the white house is calling that a win. our washington correspondent reshad hudson takes a look. >> u.s. employers hired more workers than expected in december. >> that we should not bet

against the american consumer you should not bet against the american economy. 216,000 jobs were added last month. >> the latest sign the american labor market remains resilient even in the face of still high interest rates, hotels, restaurants and other businesses in the hospitality sector added 40,000 jobs in december. ball, the kind of job do need to accommodate population growth. so this is a healthy, helping number. well, the white house welcomes the news of a positive jobs report. many americans say they're still not feeling the effects. we've energy prices, gas prices. >> that are up close to 40% or more under biden's administration. richard sterne with the heritage foundation says he doesn't believe the numbers. that's a lot of government propaganda. so if you dig under the hood, what you find is actually about half the jobs or more or directly the result of government spending. mark hamrick with bankrate says despite the positive economic

news, there's still some uncertainty ahead. let's look at what's going on in the middle east. not only what the potential disruption in oil supply, but also broadly supply chain disruptions. >> given the importance of the red hamrick says he believes the federal reserve will start lowering interest rates this year reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the department of justice lays out plans to tackle violent crime nationwide. and a bittersweet victory for the warriors who could play without one of their key teammates. >> start maybe some hazy sunshine in the south bay filling up with cloud cover in showers into the afternoon. tomorrow morning. watch out a frosty start. frost advisory up in the north bay and east bay. a look at your unsettled week ahead to the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> the san francisco zoo is offering free admission days for kids this month. kids under 12 get in for free every weekday except for martin luther king junior day on the 15th, a full-price adults or senior ticket must be purchased in order for the deal to be applied. there is a limit of 5 children per adults. those with the zoo membership to get free admission on here. it like that? they're having fun out there? well, even with the snow cal fire is conducting controlled burns near tahoe fire. officials say that these controlled burns are essential to keep any excess vegetation out of the area. cal fire

saying if you do see smoke here, do not be alarmed. that is from that controlled burn. and another thing to keep in mind, if you're heading up to lake tahoe, the u.s. forest service is warning people of signs with false information. the signs are encouraging people to feed bears and allow them access to garbage. you do not want to do that. officials say that information is false and could be dangerous for local wildlife by intentionally feeding bears. officials say people are conditioning the animals to associate humans and homes with food. sources. and this changes the animals, natural behavior and increases the potential for dangerous situations. and we do not want that. so do not see the here's that might be more of a florida think. yeah. what ted? take a live look now at the golden gate bridge looking pretty gray out there looking like a good idea to have a jacket. if you plan a take a stroll around the block this morning today. yeah. if you want to do it early good

morning good morning, everybody. because >> rain is a common with us in this forecast here again, going to show you the golden gate bridge to start off overcast at this hour upstream not too far away will be that rain. meanwhile, it's what mountain snows now at the resort level say around 7,000 feet or so. we're looking for maybe close to 2 feet. if maybe up to that or a foot and a half and so forth with this winds. couple coming with that. however, it's really the higher levels that that will be a bigger issue and watch out of the snow drifts, too, because that will create artificially higher levels in some locations. now, when we get to the next series of systems towards the end of this week. coming up ahead, we're going to have those snow levels pushed down a lot further. so it's going to be little colder little further down and more snow, too. this, by the way, until 4 am tomorrow morning to give you an idea how long that's going to last. by the way, general forecast calls for clearing out for the early part of the week by tuesday. here comes again, more snow, but it's really the one on friday saturday. we watch carefully that since been the most a

juicy coming our way. so we've opened up the pacific and gulf of alaska to keep throwing a we need to they see a catcher down here to catch all these storms coming down here over the course of the next week. so they will be cold core and providing with us the snow levels we talked about, there's tahoe getting some more we get out to wednesday. there you have some more. there's more to come. here we go heading into friday saturday, boom. there eou have it. now, the early part of the week, somewhat uneventful, sunny clouds, mixture and all that, not too bad in the temps. little cooler for the bay standpoint and rain, of course, as we get towards the latter portion of the week. temperature check for your 4 zone forecast. 57 san francisco keeping it in the upper 50's at the coast. 57 for burlingame to the southwest right near 60 in the south bay as well. getting awfully close to that numbers shave a little bit off tomorrow on this tri valley looking at mid 50's east bay shoreline, a touch warmer. actually. 56 castro valley, san leandro. 57. 55. meanwhile, walnut creek up in the north bay with the rain will be earlier starting look

some afternoon clearing might see the sun late today. 54 delay hope. 53 for napa and 54. meanwhile for santa rosa. so here we have a little break that happens early in the week. unsettled middle to latter portion of the weekend. as i mentioned earlier for the folks in tahoe, the success of systems thursday into next weekend. look to be colder and more robust than we're going to for the ok? very good. so we can expect some pretty nice snowy conditions for the full plan. head up to yes. and you're up there next weekend, have all the collection of all of this that we're getting coming thanks to a stay tune for. thanks so that there's no skis you got for christmas or whatever. yeah, that's true. that's true. what exactly. thanks so much, dave. >> the department of justice is pledging to do more to reduce crime. well, new fbi data shows crimes like murder, rape and aggravated assaults are down. car thefts jumps more than 7% in 2022. meanwhile, attorney general merrick garland says bipartisan gun legislation

signed by president joe biden in 2022. is helping local and federal law enforcement track and prevent gun violence. >> part meant in our state and local partners will not rest until every community in our country is safe. from the scourge of violent crime. this is not a time to relax our efforts. we have so much more to do. >> nearly 70 major cities saw a drop in murders last year. but there are some exceptions like in dc in memphis where homicides are hitting record numbers. back here in the bay area. san francisco, animal care and control is again reporting. their shelter is full of dogs. shelter officials say the overcrowding stems from dog owners with legal or health problems and those owners are turning their dogs into the shelter. the city shelter is legally obligated to take a dog in if an owner has been hospitalized, he's passed away or is in jail. san francisco forty-niners enjoy a night out in the city. the house of prime rib hosting the team for their annual lineman's dinner.

the event happening just days after the niners clinched the number one seed in nfc for the playoffs. quarterback brock purdy was also there. >> we're excited go to the playoffs. feel like do although 40 years now so that nobody the reason for the dinner the to cheer on the niners as they go for that coveted super bowl win. >> and now the bay area basketball, the golden state warriors getting the win last night at chase center. but they could be without one of their key players for a while. kron four's. erin wilson has the details. well, after the brutal loss to the world champion against the warrior, they needed to bounce back and we'll still chris. >> freshly grown jonathan kominga and i mean freshly ground overnight between the

nuggets game headed into the pistons game last night. he came in with do and i think he did himself a wise and he showed his presence early for his pistons on the break right here in the former warrior goes up for the monster jam on the other and eastbound. good. wasn't only had 4 points going. 3 rebounds in 15 minutes. coming up, late angry tonight, though he dry last night, rather. he drives to the throws it down and he's fouled. old-school, 3 plate three-point play, rather. he finished with 11 points, 6 rebounds. warriors, though they live a 4th half-step picked up in the 2nd half. he fakes the 3 here drives the lane. >> get the contact throws up. a prairie goes in along with about brandon budzinski is used old. i'll over the court last night. he runs down the missed shot here in gets it out. the clay for the kitchen show 3 clay with 19 points last night with the pistons. they fought back from an 11 point deficit led by their star player cake cutting him who drives right there. the for the layup, 2 of his 30 points last night. but then,

you know, mike's 58 after the game shooter shoes. so what do you expect him to do? use the shooter? they shoot. he went off for 9 straight points in the 4th quarter, including that three-point dagger. you saw he finished with 26 points and the warriors they held on for one 13. i win. but it was a bittersweet win for the warriors because in that matchup is when chris paul left early in turned out to be because of fractured hand. and so he is set to have surgery next week and we'll have to see when he will return. if he is able to return anytime soon this season. but for now, i'll toss it back to you. >> and thank you. disneyland magic. he annual passes are going on sale once again. >> all 4 tiers will be available starting january 10th at 09:00am disneyland pause sales in september after they reached a settlement in a class action lawsuit over magic. keep blackout dates. the past is range in price from 4.99, $499 to be specific to over $1600 for the highest

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or heater near the tree and overloaded electrical circuit could also trigger a fire. so make sure you contact your local trash collector or check with your a local city regarding any tree pickups report reminder there. friday marked the 91st anniversary of the construction of the golden gate bridge and the national bobblehead hall of fame. they mark the moment with the museum's first ever golden gate bubble. each one is individually numbered up to 1937, which was the year. but the bridge was completed. cool, right? that's convenient. >> the bay bridge, by the way, was also complain about the same time for their both being worked on at the way. >> and what you may want to do to is get yourself some dry ice. >> dry for the fog for hog. you're good to go. yeah, the lakers get the bubble and you have some of the dry ice karl. the fog around that. the only thing is make sure you have gloves on. don't touch dry ice for their bare hands. no, no, no cause freezer burns. that's

very bad. anyway, just a reminder there, if you want to do that anyway, what's going on in our forecast here? look at this 7 day deal. now today we're talking about the rain coming. it comes in. it goes. >> by sunset, it will probably be done with everybody. at that point, we clear out windy and then some frost settle sunday morning. that means clear skies and sunny sunday. so it's good on that front. it's mixed bag of some sun and clouds and then things become unsettled. 2nd half of the week. we're really watching friday saturday of next week because that looks like a big punch coming our way. not only bay area rain but snow for the sierra. again or tahoe. this will be several doses. but that was going to be a cold one in that looks to be a good dose as well. so want to watch on more details. we get a little closer, but they do have a winter storm warning up there today. now. >> and amounts maybe a foot to foot and a half or ok, so bundle up really. all right. thanks so much, david. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend news. we'll see you >> on our app kron on our streaming service. so we'll see you then.

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