see you next time, when we go into the wild. >> this morning on the kron 4 morning news. more planes grounded after a section of an alaska airlines plane blows out on the fly towards california. the impact on dozens of bay area flights. and after several gang-related homicides in 2023, one bay area police department is bringing back a special unit to tackle the issue. >> 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 sunday january. the 7th has get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. a good morning day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and enjoy the sunshine today. it is back in full bloom, although a little bit of a chilly breeze is coming with at least we'll be able to join all that sunshine on your sunday. and yes, it's going to be temporary. as we look for someone of unsettled week ahead. >> here's the picture coming in from the east bay shoreline. you can see the sun just starting to fill up a little bit of it valleys. as you can see, there are a little bit now. this is coming with with the dry air of all frost advisory. this is until 10 this morning were to do the same thing again tomorrow morning. coverage area. notice this. the santa clara valley, east bay valleys really over the east bay hills and up in the north bay, too, doesn't include the peninsula, san francisco, but it's also plenty chilly there as well. readings at this hour. 31 santa rosa. we have a mild 41 for nevada when 43 going on

for san francisco. but a chilly 39 there for half moon bay and never more valley are also looking at subfreezing temps, a 30 39. meanwhile for antioch. and this is cooler than those chilly numbers yesterday. in some cases, more than half-a-dozen agrees behind. so for today, with all that chilly weather, we go off to a cool afternoon, but lots of sunshine. temperatures returning to the 50's. we're going to see wall to wall sunshine like that, too much of the week ahead. somewhat unsettled as the winter storm pattern highway as all more details on that in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> well, boeing planes are grounded worldwide after a section of an alaska airlines plane blew out mid-flight. the national transportation safety board saying while this incident may be disturbing, they are thankful happened early on in the flight. >> the aircraft was around 16,000 feet and only 10 minutes out. >> from the air the airport when the door blue.

fortunately they were not at cruise altitude of 30,000 or 30,035 1000 fleet feet. >> think about what happens when you're in cruises. everybody is up and walking. folks don't have seat belts on. they're going restrooms. the flight attendants are providing service to passengers. we could end up ended up with something so much more tragic. and really fortunate that that did not occur here. >> kron four's justin campbell has more on what hdppened and the latest on the investigation. >> friday afternoon, this alaska airlines flight took off from portland, oregon, bound for ontario, california, shortly after takeoff. the plane came right back for an emergency landing after the secondary exit door blew out at 16,000 feet. people's like their paws. you cops to 2 people lost their phony

wallets. ready to go. no one died or serious injuries reported. i understand this particular aircraft was very new ross, or an aviation expert says he's not sure exactly what caused the blowout to happen saturday. the faa ordered airlines to ground certain 7.37. max nines for inspections. it's a definitely a bad thing for boeing and for the match, the max planes were grounded in 2019 after 2 fatal crashes. the u.s. lifted the flight ban after software and training updates in late 2020. you're going to find what failed deal swartz. the former airline pilot who has been flying over 50 years says this was a different issue. he says the pilots did a great job handling the rapid depressurization emergency decent start routine. >> but the way they handle that they may look routine swartz's. this scary moment on alaska airlines could have been worse if it happened at a higher altitude. 33 35,000 feet.

>> it would have been an explosive decompression. the shots that whole. i would be surprised that would sent 2 people out towards says it's rare for something like this to happen in de pressurization happened when a southwest airline flight blew an engine. shrapnel hit the window and partially stop the woman now who died. make sure why you're seeing it. your seasonal. so fasten. i'm ty because if something like this happen or unexpected turbulence. >> those are the injuries reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and this is already having a ripple effect with the faa grounding all boeing 7.37. max, 9 passenger planes until the cause of the hole can be determined. this is a live look now at sfo where things look pretty calm at this hour. and according to flight tracking website, flightaware, there are now more than 650 flights canceled nationwide all stemming from the situation here now here in the

bay area. 52 flights have been canceled at sfo. there are 5 cancellations at san jose and one in oakland. it's unclear at this moment just how many of these cancellations are related to the grounding, though. now, richmond residents meantime, are dealing with another flaring incident at the chevron refinery. it happened around 3 o'clock saturday afternoon. the city of richmond says there's no public health risk at this time. but residents may smell an odor near the refinery. the city has sent several air quality violations to the facility in recent months. santa rosa police department is bringing back its gang unit. they say it's because of a surge in criminal activity last year. kron four's amanda hari spoke with a lieutenant about this latest move. >> in 2023, santa rosa had 10 homicides. police say 5 of those had gang connections leading the department to re-establish its gang crimes team in order to stay effective. >> you're constantly having to pay attention who in the community is running these games. were these trends

happening? and our other assignments just are overloaded already with other crimes are investigating. this will help supplement our violent crimes teams. the new team consists of 4 detectives and one sergeant. >> they started investigating in the first week of december. lieutenant christopher, my hearn says they'll take over investigations if they find a gang connection as well as the gang enhancements, which usually put people president for a lot longer. the team will also work on prevention and intervention, especially when it comes to young people in the community worsen huge uptick in juvenile crimes in our city, especially violent juvenile crimes. >> and i believe was march of last year. we had our first of a homicide in the school campus as well that we do believe was gang-related. the homicide happened at montgomery high school. a 16 year-old was stabbed to death. another was injured, but hearn says some gang leaders intentionally recruit young members. we're seeing that a lot of adult gang members are using juveniles. to commit these crimes because they know that there's less a

consequence for juveniles in the long run than there are for adults. so interviewing early age. both the police. >> and stakeholders in our community to reach out to these used to keep them away from them. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. >> and one person is dead shooting saturday night in san francisco happened just before 10 o'clock. >> and the area of terry francois boulevard and 16th street right next to chase center. police found the victim with at least one gunshot wound. that person died at the hospital. witnesses tell police there may have been a car involved in the shooting. no other details released yet. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco pd. on the peninsula. a safeway store in half moon bay is back open after it was evacuated saturday evening. the storm could bring highway was forced to close around 6 o'clock last night because of a shoplifter who may have had a gun. san mateo county sheriff's office has not confirmed if any weapons were actually found or if they have a suspect in

custody. the story opened about 40 minutes after it was evacuated. developing news out of the east bay police are investigating after protesters from 2 different rallies clashed in el serino. police say people rallying in response to the war between israel, hamas took over the intersection of san pablo avenue in carlson boulevard for over an hour. this is video of that rally. some of the demonstrators police say marching from albany. police say demonstrators from one side forcibly took a flag from the other side and burned it. it's unclear what was on that reached out to police for more information about possible property damages and injuries. and happening right now, runners in san francisco are lacing up their shoes. >> for the annual hot chocolate run at golden gate park covers tiffany justice live for us at the race with more. good morning to you. tiffany. >> yes, good morning, stephanie. it is a cold morning, but it's not stopping these runners from coming out

and participating. the first race starts at 7.20 this morning. so to about 15 more minutes, a lot of people expected to be here. you can see some of them right behind me as they gear up. i've seen busloads and busloads as well. being told we have people and runners here from the san francisco state. this is the hot chocolate run a family-friendly race series. there's going to be a 5 k and 10 k to 15 k race along with a nice to mile fun walk the 10 k 15 capable started. same time around 8.10, this morning. this race has been going on since 2000 and aids ever since hundreds of thousands of race to the streets of san francisco for some chocolate organizers say making it the fastest growing re series in the nation. now this year they're doing something different as well. organizers with ventures >> but this year they are partnering up with the special olympics has or official charity partner. this event will help raise funds for special olympics program. what

kind of our job, the rays would this be if there was no hot chocolate runners as a coup ross, the finish line can indulge in some hot chocolate with a finisher mug filled with chocolate fondue. i also do want to mention parking is sparse out here. we've saw a lot of buses being a dropped off and coming over here, dropping people so if you do want to come down here, parking as far as you might want to take some public transportation back to you in studio 70. all right. tiffany sounds like a great time. we look forward to more updates from you throughout the morning. >> and coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news governor gavin newsom effort to renovate san quentin hits a roadblock with key advisory panel now wants the governor to change his plans. say court blocks part of a new california gun law from taking effect. and let's take a live look now at the sierra this morning. looking pretty darned chilly out there. we have an update on driving conditions following this latest round of following this latest round of snowfall. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more

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>> right now, a winter storm is impacting the sierra up to 2 feet of snow is expected to fall over the next few days. according to the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab. this is video from chp in i-80 is back open, but chain controls are still up over donner summit, chp reminds drivers to please travel slowly. >> with us, it appears close 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. see a railing there. engineers found the structure unsafe for visitors at this time. and

taking a live look now from our mount tam camera. gorgeous, gorgeous view this morning at 7.14, am. and dave, just nice view out there that we're getting of the bank uc san francisco, the right hand side there. and just that beautiful sunrise, it looks so calm to an inviting it almost sultry almost thing, but don't let that fool you because it's the sunny but not warm. no, no. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're checking things out of the golden gate bridge in just earlier, we saw the flag on its performance too. >> kind of indicating that breeze that were mentioning with us today. well, they're not up to be that intense going on, but basically will be a bit of an onshore breeze is coming to the northwest, at least temperature check not your imagination. it is cold, lower 30's going on up here in the north bay, nevada with 39. 43 san francisco and even some 30's on the east bay shoreline with a chilly 30 for valley. there. we do have a frost advisory has been posted for a lot of the east bay north bay and even down to the santa

clara valley. and it was not technically in there, but you can see quite the way of chilly temperatures as well. so here's the deal going forward today. a lot of sunshine shore, but monday, here comes some of that cloud cover. we'll sakes clouds mix. but going to get really the nod more to more in the way of cloud cover. so looks ok today. but again, cloud cover comes back. then tuesday, tuesday morning. already there's the rain showers up far north and already around the bay. you can see that our humidity levels are really going to spike. they're going to jump right back against the air is very dry right now. we have to have it for these temperatures to drop like this, but it's going to snap back real quick. want to check out those future cast winds, not a whole lot to report on this to have that cooley. cool breeze working here bit. look how the arrow shift very end of this on tuesday indicating we have a change of systems coming our way. and that is the first of several to come our way. here's the lowdown we've got going on early in the weeks and clouds mixture, chilly, start staurday 30's for lows. 50's going on for those highs. then late in the

week, unsettled passing rain will be several systems to watch. we'll be talking about him. stormy on saturday. unfortunately, looks like we're going to get hit pretty good next weekend. 56 san francisco. 55 for oakland. 56. meanwhile, san jose and there's not much of an improvement on those numbers at all across the big board there. but and interesting week, though, stephanie, we're going to have the real feel of winter time here. the highway from the gulf of alaska is all open up and they become zipping right on past. so watch when you cross the road. all rife that winter is truly officials here. all right, dave, thank you. >> advisory council is recommending governor newsom slash his budget for plans to build a campus with classrooms at san quentin state prison. in a report released friday. the group says the 360 million dollar budget should be cut by at least a 3rd. the group says the money should instead go to other projects to improve overall living conditions for inmates and prison staff newsom the advisory council last may. it was part of his plan to transform the prison

into a model for preparing people for life outside of prison. a spokesperson for the governor says he will review the council's report and work with the department of corrections and law makers to figure out what's next. >> and kron is your local election headquarters. we're now 9 days away from the very first gop caucus newsnation's. kelli meyer reports from iowa on the candidates. >> republican presidential hopefuls hitting the campaign trail in iowa today with just 9 days left until the crucial caucuses. you've got to get out about. >> and if you do, you see numbers as big as the numbers are being projected. until you see numbers that are much bigger than that. thank you, everybody. >> former president donald trump with back-to-back events, including this surprise stop in des moines signing hats and speaking directly to younger voters. trump still holding a sizable lead over the rest of the gop field as they crisscross the hawkeye state trying to lock

in support. great to be back in northwest iowa. trump's top rivals like florida governor ron desantis taking digs at the former president for his comments about the recent school shooting in perry, iowa saying it was terrible and quote, we have to get over it. >> i would tell them that they should just just just get over it because it's tough. >> trump today attacking both desantis and his former un ambassador nikki haley. >> you want to just wanted to help people get jobs. they said i'll put you and the united nations and you'll be ambassador and you will be better than anybody that's ever been there 10 times better than nikki haley today. haley firing back. >> and god bless president trump. he's been on a temper tantrum every day about me talking about things and everything he's saying is not true. as haley has come under fire for her recent comments about the civil war, trump had a comment of his own. the civil war was so fascinating. so horrible. >> was so horrible. >> but so fascinating. it i don't know. it's just

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francisco mayor london breed announced a new campaign saturday urging voters to back. >> ballot measures. she says we'll make the city safer, safe and vibrant. san francisco is aimed at addressing public safety. the fentanyl crisis and downtown office building vacancies. mayor breed kicked off the initiative saturday with state senator scott wiener. saturday's event promoted 3 measures that will appear on the march ballot. a california judge says snapchat faces a lawsuit from families whose children allegedly used the app to purchase drugs. the suit claims many of those young people who use the app the app to find drugs suffered from deadly overdoses of fentanyl. the new ruling opens the door for lawsuits against

technology companies where negligence and wrongful death are connected to using their products. a spokesperson for snap released a statement saying their company works closely with authorities to prevent and investigate illegal activity on the platform. and new this morning, the organization bay area, american indians to spirits also known as bait, announced their annual to spirit powell. they tell the first to spare a powwow in the country 13 years ago and this is their 13th year holding the event. it will be held at fort mason festival pavilion in san francisco. it's open to the public and will also be live streamed. the powell happens february 10th grand entry at 01:00pm. and today is the busiest online dating day of the year. according to tender, the company says more than 500 profiles will be updated every minute today. the number of messages sent will go up. 22 1%, the number of likes up 18%. if users respond nearly 20 minutes faster than on any other sunday of the year. the

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snow returns to the sierra. we've got the latest in your forecast. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's get right over to dave spahr for the latest on your weather. hey, morning. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and off the kind of little bit of a frosty start going forward. a bit of that one has been posted for a good chunk of the bay area that is the inland valleys and all that. >> but really temperatures are really the cold stuff that we're feeling everywhere. so you don't have to be in the frost advisory to field a chilly start that we have for today. we're going to see more 30's along the way, however. so it's going to be very much winter, like even with the arrival of the storm system that will be talking about. first of all, first things first golden gate bridge checks in nice orange hue off towards the distance and the flag going. it's thing given you that on shore when we spoke about going to be a chilly breeze back to the frost now the frost advisories with us until 10 this morning to read be repeated again tomorrow morning. by the way, until 10 and again, the same coverage areas you can see

everybody except near water and the peninsula not in there. and by the way, that gray that you see off to the sacramento valley, that's a little bit the way of the dense fog advisory they had this morning 30's going on up in the north bay, as you can see, still a chilly 30 for livermore. 33 concord, east bay shoreline is even treated to some 30's this morning. palo alto in fremont a 30 to 34 team. meanwhile, 4 san jose and the quick contrast we had from 24 hours ago where it was also cold, about 6 degrees behind or half-dozen degrees or so. so this is the view from space and what you see up there in the northwest. that is part of the highway of these storm systems are going to see all week. coming up each day, we'll have a little bit of a different kind of tree to a different next to it. but it will be the passing systems with a looks like the lion share getting in here next weekend. we're going to be kind of tracking that all week. now, here's a look at the winds a little bit out of the north, but there will be favoring the south probably by tuesday morning in answer to the first of many systems. 46 coming in at about 11 o'clock. lots of sunshine for you. 2

o'clock at 52. so a bit on the chilly side, but at least we get the sunshine in a bit. we'll have that longer range forecast for you, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. and new this morning, the oakland police department is investigating a homicide on the 5900 block of san leandro street. it happened just after 05:45pm. officers got call of a person caught cause of a person shot. police responded and found an adult female suffering from a gunshot wound. the victim was taken to a hospital where she passed her identity has not been released. another hindu temple in the east bay is hit with for fiji. the jays share a while. the temple and hayward was vandalized with graffiti supporting a sikh separatist. a similar act happened at a temple in newark last month that graffiti criticize the prime minister of india. the temple's president tells us a small team runs the temple and repairing the side will not be an easy fix. >> are a sign like this and even on the artist game, he was devastated. and he said,

you know, i need some time because, you know, i remembered was at the house within 2 to 3 in the morning. and, you know, just all the intricacies. and, you know, this is a special materials, special pain, you know, to be weather proved to be durable. and for this to this is a shattered. >> chad and added the temple is not affiliated with indian politics saying it is a place of worship welcoming all types of face. on the peninsula. police are searching for a man who exposed himself to a teenage boy in redwood city. police say it happened inside a restroom at marine view park on oracle parkway last week. the victim, a 15 year-old boy says the man exposed himself through a hole in the wall. the boy was able to get away and find his parents. police say the suspect is a hispanic adult man around 5 foot. 8. new video shows people's park in berkeley now completely blocked off to the public. this comes days after 7 people were arrested for trespassing during a protest aimed at calling off a construction project for student housing.

chp continues to patrol the area. governor gavin newsom and berkeley's mayor are in favor of the project. and a friendly reminder this morning from bay area police to slow down on the roadways. take a look at this image from san ramon police. this driver was stopped for driving more than 103 miles an hour on city streets. illegal activity like this can result in a very expensive find in your license being suspended. officials say. a state law banning californians from carrying guns and most public spaces has once again then blocked from taking effect, at least for now, the 9th circuit court of appeals ruled against last week's decision to allow the law to temporarily go into effect in the new year signed by the governor in september of the law would have banned californians, including those with concealed carry permits from carrying firing firearms in public places such as parks, sports stadiums and hospitals. well, also

implements new guidelines for people in the state seeking to obtain a concealed carry weapons permit, including a requirement to be at least 21 years old and also providing character references and going through a background check. the latest ruling allows that portion of the law to go in effect, but not the other part of the law, californians from carrying guns in most public places. well, came together saturday to cleanups at san francisco's tenderloin area. they met at a local park with the hope to give the neighborhood a fresh start in 2024. organizers refuse ref use said they were grateful so many volunteers came out to help. >> you know, the works never die here. a constant that we just got to keep showing up and showing our love for the city helping to protect the environment. we build community and have a great time. in the meantime, so very thankful for all the people who showed up today. >> the event started off as a weekly trash pickup in 2021. refuse refuse says last year's clean up lead to more than

5,000 bags of trash. and up to 2 feet of snow is expected to fall in the sierra over the next few days. kimberly cruz has the latest for the second time this week. snow and rain. >> made an appearance. i like the snow the first us we want to expand into snowfall and >> on our radar, the no rain this time around was brief in the sacramento region. this is video from the stockton area where rain made for slick roads in a few puddles. >> a sight. many travel to experience was this one? this >> even if the man adding a couple extra layers on its very traffic was also impacted by the snowfall. >> how trans announced that they had to hold our traffic in both directions along

interstate 80 due to multiple spinouts on saturday. the agency said that traffic along the westbound i-80 at the nevada state line in the eastbound i-80 in truckee where the most affected areas as of saturday afternoon, jane controls are still in effect along the i-80 from cisco grove to the nevada state line. >> kimberly cruz kron 4 news. >> by the companies are planning their own missions to the moon. it's part of a nasa supported efforts to kick start commercial move deliveries as the space agency focuses on getting astronauts back to the moon. the first liftoff is set for monday out of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. another launch is planned out of houston in february. >> nasa contracted with private companies to send their own landers to the moon, sort of to to scout out the place before astronauts actually arrived. >> this comes as nasa continues its artemis mission focused on establishing a long-term presence on the moon

and eventually sending the first astronauts to mars. can't wait for that. a new study from uc berkeley reveals california farm workers are being underpaid for overtime work. a state bill was passed in 2016 to remove overtime exceptions and lower over time standards for workers but data from the study shows on average employers are cutting working hours to avoid paying the one and a half times the hourly rate for overtime. the study also revealed weekly take-home pay for higher earners fell while the number of mid-level earners went up due to the shifting hours, trends. women are preparing to take on the world's toughest row 5 months from now. the group embarks on a 2800 mile race. roads across the pacific ocean from monterey to hawaii. the group has been getting ready since august. one member of the team has done a similar race before rowling 3,000 miles across the atlantic. and that to 58 days. >> think you back and like.

like plus, great this part of it. so kind of nice. they have like their little like ignorance is bliss. you know what they're getting into. >> the race kicks off june 8. the team expects to finish within 34 to 50 days. good luck to them. been on profit is asking for the community's help to save an event aimed at helping students get into college. oakland based youth exposure and excess hub. also known as yeah, organized a college fair to happen this upcoming thursday at merritt college, 200 middle school students from oakland and san francisco. i've been invited to attend and connect with local colleges and community groups. but the event just lost one of its sponsors. yes, founder and ceo says her organization has been scrambling to keep things on schedule. >> we have to pay for transportation, transportation. it's a large issue just a month. schools i

visited, i visited school that will be participating at the bit. and the reason why this will be the first wheelchair for many of the schools because they can't afford the buses. they can't afford the transportation and they don't want to put it public transportation. this in terms of safety. and so for many of the schools, this is their first road trip of the year. and so to be able to have this opportunity, it's important because it helps them make informed decisions about what it is that they want to do and earlier that they can start to be exposed to this. they can make those decisions and having that information. we want them to have expectation of learning expectations of knowing more an expectation of preparing for the future. >> she says they need to raise about $5,000. if you'd like to help. the organization is collecting donations on their website. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the california facility that gave this young coyote. >> another chance at life. and after the break, the forty-niners get ready to take on the rams in their regular season finale.

>> and despite all the sunshine, the temperatures a bit on the modest side here, but to enjoy the sun while we have it because it could be quite the busy week as we watch these winter storm systems drop on south. we'll have a look at that. the kron have a look at that. the kron 4 morning news continues. you know that feeling of having to re-wash dishes

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and go before draymond green was beat would be able to rejoin his team with the warriors be reinstated by the nba. will they let us know on saturday that after missing 12 games, the nba has indeed reinstated green from his suspension. now green was given the suspension after display striking sunsetter use of nurkic in the face on december 12. now in a statement today in the executive, joe dumars said that green had completed steps that would demonstrate his commitment to come forming his conduct to the standards of those expected as nba players or debts expected of nba players that he isn't. well, because he has completed those. he will be rejoining the warriors today for their matchup against toronto. but no word if he will actually be playing with them. but he is welcome to rejoin them at chase. now that said the sharks on the other hand had a hard night on saturday night falling to police. 41 was the final. >> and they're living straight loss down in san jose in this

season. but for now, i'll it back to you guys at the desk. >> all right, aaron, thank you. and now to football in just a matter of hours. the forty-niners play their final regular season game. they take on the la rams at levi stadium property in christian mccaffrey will not play since the niners have nothing to gain from winning today. last week the team clinched the number one seed in the nfc head coach kyle shanahan has caution the team not to let their guard down. the goal is still to get better. sam darnold will be the starting quarterback this afternoon. >> obviously we're doing what's best for team, an organization so. >> i'm always got to remember that have that mine. but yeah, just the competitor in me, obviously, i want to play and, you know, up all the time. so but that that's the case in the situation that we're brock is just in terms of his what he does get ready for the he studies a ton and he's very meticulous about that. stays with them self better than any

quarterback i've been around. he's been the system now for 2 obviously, this is my first year and it's so just different things in terms of, you know where to go. you know, when i got a who i should look to in a certain concept or certain yeah, brock has been helping me out ever since i got here. >> and kickoff for today's game is set for one. 25 this afternoon at levi stadium. the niners first playoff game will be either the 20th or 21st of january. >> take a look at this new video of massive cyclones. this video is from nasa's hubble space telescope. a cyclone is a huge funnel like storm in space. really cool stuff. you hear you can see them being created and destroyed as a planet circles. its parent star. incredible that we have technology to see so closely at the sort of thing. now. it's beautiful. get all kinds insights and universe. absolutely. and, you know, taking a live look now from our camera set the golden

gate bridge. you can see the bridge just kind of showing off their basking under the sunlight. what are you keeping an eye on their well, same kind of thing to we've got some light here. look at this out. a half moon bay almost need to have some inspirational words put up here. i'm so far behind ahead. you know something like that. >> my case was a mountain sheep. but anyway, we have lots of sunshine for today, but those temperatures will be a little stubborn side here as we got here for, by the way, tahoe monday at 40 income, the snow showers. so that tells you the traffic even up there is going to be felt early into the week, continuing all the way into next weekend. and for everybody unsettled as the week ahead. so today is kind of the exception. going all week long. what's coming? it's all these storm systems coming out of the gulf of alaska dropping south. this is the typical textbook stuff we get for winter storms and they're going to be just exactly as they are. and here it is in january, the middle of the media logical winter. so everything is shaping up perfectly. watch into motion. this is what the week ahead as we get our first big hit on

tuesday. that looks to be in the morning hours. but this might be after the morning commute. so. will be ok and that front, at least in the timing that by that will change. these are just a broad strokes here. wednesday. there's another hit. we get mountain snows with that as well friday into saturday. unfortunately, this is being timed out for saturday through sunday. it looks like and that's going to be a nice, big hit there. that's a nice dumping for snow up in the mountains that will be lower level snow. it's going to be a colder system and it's going to be quite elevated for rain on our front. we might get some rain statements with that flash flooding stuff and all that because it will be from a week of on and off rain. so again, stay tuned as we see a busy week come up ahead. 4 zone forecast covering today. not the guy exciting but mid 50's going on along the coast. it looks like maybe get some upper 50's down south. 54 for burlingame. 56 for foster city. 53 from mountain view in the south bay. there you have the numbers in the mid 50's east bay shoreline, lower to middle 50's along with tri

valley. 54 for walnut creek, 52 danville. 55 for oakland and vallejo at 54 along with fairfield and napa. 54 54 for santa rosa. now we talked about the cold start that we have these chilly morning lows will continue. it looks like staying in the 30's the next several days. and that means even with having some rain, stephanie. so the freezing point memories. 32 again, they're scale. so you could have rain to 38 degrees and all that type of thing. but not generally speaking. there's the timing need. you have to have a little bit of a break. get colder air working in there a bit as he systems come and go. but it looks like it's going to be winner in every way, shape, form or a guard. you want to cold? we've got cold, rain. we've got rain. we got snow in the mountains. all of that stuff. so be yeah. so have the umbrellas ready really get all the winter only thing is maybe next weekend looks to be very involved. so enjoy this sunday. >> and also by that point, might have started have some flooding issues because of rain all week long. so we have to see how this all pans ok? alright, was thanks for staying on top of your all right.

>> what a vocal little guy. coyotes are a frequent sight here in the bay area in this morning's edition of flying tails come four's. ken wayne does a coyote pup a lift to orange county so it can become a zoo. ambassador. >> okay, we're going to go and now this coyote pop isn't acting like a coyote ease its a missive. lee lays when we enter the pen at sonoma county wildlife rescue. so this is something we don't want to see is puppy was found as a newborn on a neighborhood street in sacramento and they went out to the street and they picked a. >> and i said, here's the most important question when picked a with open or close and they said they were closed. >> when it opened, it ties it didn't see its mother. the first thing, the subtle cody. so as human and it immediately

imprinted to the human, that means it doesn't fear people. in fact, it seems to want to be around them all the time. so we're a very grateful that we had a placement for her the way she would have been euthanized. coyotes have got a lot of attention lately making themselves at home in the city. i think it's pretty exciting to see those big katie's in san francisco and i've seen plenty of footage of them. >> jogging down the street together but looks like a game pack. >> but there is concern about attacks against pets and even small children. >> wildlife experts say healthy coyotes are doing what comes natural and shouldn't be maligned. >> if you notice, they're always going around behind restaurants and other places where people throw garbage. and there actually patrolling and hunting for mice and rats. that's their main diet.

>> earned the orange county zoo is looking for native california wildlife for an exhibit for children. >> and that cold you can please take this. okay. oh, here and it's actually going to go in with another imprinted coyote at the orange so we're very excited about that. >> can time to pack but first i had to catch it with a little coaxing and coaching from doris, you could just firmly grab or if you want. keep your face the way. good job. good job can. a look at her? >> so sweet. start of a long all day dry. that was a 3 hour flight to corona airport near the zoo were met by zoom i dropped off go lunch for the coyote pup. it's a bag of. >> oh, nice moles, rats, and something gophers, mice, rats and gophers. donald ziegler says acid or for the zoo she was named luma reflecting her time near petaluma.

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>> disney's world of color line show is set to return to california venture this month. it's the first nighttime spectacular to feature characters from disney, pixar, avengers and star wars. you can see the show starting on january 19th. and later this

month, the lunar new year celebration. water show also kicks off. it runs from january 23rd to february the 18th. for the first time ever a large ancient shark tooth has been found deep in the pacific ocean near hawaii. it's a tooth of a megalodon shark fossil which roam the oceans between 3.6 million years and 15 million years ago. the apex predators where the killer whales of their day feeding on whatever cross their paths. scientists say they were ferocious, large as big as 2 buses long. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. some planes grounded after an incident on an alaska airlines flight. >> the impact on bay area airports. plus the chevron refinery in richmond faces another investigation. more on the recent incident sparking this new approach and the santa rosa police department. they are bringing back there again crimes unit after a recent surge in crime. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with those

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on the kron. 4 morning news. more planes grounded after a section of an alaska airlines plane blows out during a flight towards california. the impact on dozens of bay area flights. and after several gun-related homicides in 2023, one bay area police department is bringing back a special unit to tackle the issue. >> from the area's local news

station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday january, the 7th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. it's really feeling like winter out there day. it's going to feel that way all week long. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. in. >> the sunshine that you see starting your day, that's going to be your sunday today. so we've got the sunshine back. but yet an optical illusion, it's going to be chilly. still going to be the 50's expected for highs in the little bit of a breeze coming with this as well. give me a chill. here's the golden gate bridge. kind of up close and personal. that looks like a little bit of an offshore wind from the direction of the flag. a little bit coming in from the east a bit. however, on balance, we're going to see out of the northwest, the winds being. we don't really see it as shift east until we get to about tuesday with the next 2 rival system. ok? so here's what we have the frost advisory with you until 10 that covers the east bay, santa clara valley. also up there in the north bay, the peninsula, not in there and

that great, of course, is a dense fog advisory for the sacramento valley. here are the temperatures. even if you're not impacted by the frost. 31 for livermore. still this hour, 33 going on for conquer. we have 30's on the east bay shoreline, too. 30's up north napa at a chilly 29. 37. meanwhile, 4 half moon bay and we're trailing from the cold numbers yesterday morning by about a half-a-dozen degrees is a little that are. so the breakdown today. but 48 or so by high noon, we're going to see those 50's start to break through into the early afternoon. again, lots of sunshine for you. next week becomes unsettled. the highway is open from the storm systems coming in from the gulf of alaska will have more on that in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> boeing planes are grounded worldwide after a section of an alaska airlines plane blew out mid-flight. the national transportation safety board saying while this incident may be disturbing, they are thankful it happened early on in the flight. >> the aircraft was around 16,000 feet and only 10

minutes out. >> from the air the airport when the door blue. fortunately they were not at cruise altitude of 30,000 or 30,035 1000 fleet feet. >> think about what happens when you're in cruises. everybody is up and walking. folks don't have seat belts on. they're going restrooms. the flight attendants are providing service to passengers. we could end up ended up with something so much more tragic. and really fortunate that that did not occur here. kron 4 s justin campbell has more on what happened and the latest on the investigation. >> friday afternoon, this alaska airlines flight took off from portland, oregon, bound for ontario, california, shortly after takeoff. the plane came right back for an emergency landing after the secondary exit door blew out at 16,000 feet. people's like

their paws. you have cops and 2 people lost their phony wallets. ready to go. no one died or serious injuries reported. i understand this particular aircraft was very new ross, or an aviation expert says he's not sure exactly what caused the blowout to happen saturday. the faa ordered airlines to ground certain 7.37. max nines for inspections. it's a definitely a bad thing for boeing and for the max max planes were grounded in 2019 after 2 fatal crashes. the u.s. lifted the flight ban after software and training updates in late 2020. you're going to find what failed deal swartz. the former airline pilot who has been flying over 50 years says this was a different issue. he says the pilots did a great job handling the rapid depressurization emergency decent start routine. >> but the way they handle that they may look routine swartz's. this scary moment on alaska airlines could have

been worse if it happened at a higher altitude. 33 35,000 feet. >> it would have been an explosive decompression in the shots whole. i would be surprised it would sent 2 people out towards says it's rare for something like this to happen in de pressurization happened when a southwest airline flight blew an engine. shrapnel hit the window and partially stop the woman now who died. make sure why you're seeing it. your seasonal. so fasten. i'm ty because if something like this happen or unexpected turbulence. >> those are the injuries reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and this is already having a ripple effect with the faa grounding all boeing 7.37. max, 9 passenger planes until the cause of that blowout can be determined. this is a live look now at sfo where according to flight tracking website, flightaware, they are actually saying that there are more than 700 flights canceled

nationwide here in the bay area. 53 flights have been canceled at sfo. there are 6 cancellations at san jose and one in oakland. it's unclear how many of these cancellations are related to the grounding. richmond. residents are dealing with another flaring incident at the chevron refinery. it happened around 3 saturday afternoon. the city of richmond says there is no public health risk at this time. but residents may smell an odor near the refinery. the city has sent several air quality violations to the facility in recent months. santa rosa police department is bringing back its gang unit. they say it's because of a surge in criminal activity last year, kron four's amanda hari spoke with a lieutenant about this latest move. >> in 2023, santa rosa had 10 homicides. police say 5 of those had gang connections leading the department to re-establish its gang crimes team in order to stay effective. >> you're constantly having to pay attention who in the community is running these games. were these trends

happening? and our other assignments just are overloaded already with other crimes are investigating. this will help supplement our violent crimes teams. the new team consists of 4 detectives and one sergeant. >> they started investigating in the first week of december. lieutenant christopher, my hearn says they'll take over investigations if they find a gang connection as well as the gang enhancements, which usually put people in prison for a lot longer. the team will also work on prevention and intervention, especially when it comes to young people in the community. we're seeing huge uptick in juvenile crimes in our city, especially violent juvenile crimes. >> and i believe was march of last year. we had our first of a homicide in the school campus as well that we do believe was gang-related. the homicide happened at montgomery high school. a 16 year-old was stabbed to death. another was injured, but hearn says some gang leaders intentionally recruit young members. we're seeing that a lot of adult gang members are using juveniles. to commit these crimes because they know

that there's less a consequence for juveniles in the long run than there are for adults. so interviewing early age. both the police. >> and stakeholders in our community to reach out to these used to keep them away from them. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. one person is dead after a shooting saturday night in san francisco. it happened just before 10 o'clock in the area of terry francois boulevard and 16th street right next to chase center. police found the victim suffering from at least one gunshot wound. that person died at the hospital. witnesses tell police there may have been a car involved in this. no other details released yet. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch with sfpd. on the peninsula safely. store in half. moon bay is back open after it was evacuated saturday evening. the stark a brillo highway was forced to close around 6 last night because of a shoplifter who may have had a gun. the county sheriff's office has not confirmed any weapons were actually found or if they have

a suspect in custody. the story opened about 40 minutes after it was evacuated. and developing news out of the east bay police are investigating after protesters from 2 different rallies clashed in el serino. police say people rallying in response to the war between israel and hamas took over the intersection of san pablo avenue and carlson boulevard for more than an hour. this is video from that rally. some of the demonstrators, police say marched from albany. police say demonstrators from one side forcibly took a flag from the other side and burned it. it's unclear what was on that flag. we've reached out to police for more information about possible property damage is. >> happening now, runners in san francisco are lacing up their shoes for the annual hot chocolate run at golden gate park kron four's tiffany justice is live at the race with more on all the fun. hey, good morning, >> hey, good morning, stephanie. yes, the 10 15 k race is set to start very

soon. you can see some of the runners lined up at the starting line right behind us. they are pumped and stretching out. i also bus lows and busloads of people being dropped off this morning to participate in this race and being told they are from san francisco state. also, we do know there are 1200 people who signed up to partake in this race today. this is a hot chocolate a family-friendly re series. there's a 5 k 10 k 50 k race along with a nice to mile fun walk. now we're being told that the 10 k 15 k race is going to start very at a 10. i think they're going to do a countdown and a moment this race has been going on since 2008 ever since hundreds of thousands. >> have race through the streets of francisco forged the chocolate organizers say making it the fastest growing re series in the nation. so this year they're doing something different as organizers with ventures and durant say that this year they're partnering up with the special olympics as their official charity partner

raising funds for special olympics program. and what kind of hot so this be if there was no hot chocolate runners as they cross the finish line can indulge in some hot chocolate and a finish. your mug filled with chocolate fondue. we caught up with some festive runners this morning. >> have you? >> it happened with friends and family and just get to it and the here in golden gate have building a half and we're like, let's do we did. the person together really need to make this make you it. okay. you can see the runners have taken off right behind me. i do have to mention if you do want to still come down here. >> watcher support some of the runners parking is sparse. organizers are suggesting that you take public transportation said we're going to see out here some more this morning and bring you some more live

shots. back to you. all right. looking forward to that, tiffany chocolate sounds. >> really good for this cold winter's day. hope you're able to grab some lighter out there. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news governor gavin newsom's efforts to renovate san quentin. >> hits a roadblock. a key advisory panel now wants the governor to change his plans. plus, a court blocks part of a new california gun law from taking effect. and taking a live look now at the sierra this morning. looking pretty chilly out there. we have an update on driving conditions following the latest round of following the latest round of snow.

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>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in from san jose state. check out the blue skies going on there. so this is what everybody is going to kind of enjoy for today and enjoys the word in the next week, very much unsettled. it's the typical type of thing we get in the winter months anyway. but it's going to be more of the rain coming and going to spot all week long. these cold temperatures are actually going to stick around even with this. sometimes we get one of the other with us. that usually means a lot drier. we'll get into that just a bit. but current readings, we've got 30's up north. 29 from map of the cold spot here and even some 30's hugging the east bay shoreline frost advisory for those inland valleys has been posted. that will be till 10 repeat again tomorrow morning except the peninsula involving this. although quite cold, though, 37 for half moon bay, back to the moisture level here.

nothing really are shattering with this, but we do get dry into the afternoon, somewhat typical with a dry event for today. this is monday afternoon. same kind of deal, though, will be some cloud cover and then warships preparing for the next event. and we stay moist with the next 2 rival over next storm system on tuesday. so here's how it looks like we just get kind of the inklings of it coming. i take it all the way out to monday, very early morning to give you a general idea. today's very sunny. the cloud cover starts late overnight to monday morning. so we're kind of mostly cloudy on your monday. some breaks going on and all and not very eventful. but by tuesday, this is when the first of a series of systems starts to drop south. so plan on some rain on tuesday and going forward. those yes, they are a little bit of a breeze hanging around a little bit out of the northwest. that will be a chilly breeze. but later on, there's a shift coming in from the southeast with the approach of our next system. again, the first of several to come today, we got break in the sunshine from yesterday.

stormy action a little bit there. cool breeze, lower to middle 50's early weeks clouds mixture. shelley starts to the day and that will be really all week long in terms of getting off towards the end of the week. it's going to be in the 30's. it looks like even upper 30's. don't always see that with rain events close by like that, though. and then for late in the week, unsettled passing rain stormy on saturday. so it's anywhere from friday night on where to maybe even sunday morning looks to be someone on a unsettled. 56 san francisco. 55 oakland, 56, san jose. and the big board doesn't have too much more improvement on that. lots of 50's. more of that to come in the seven-day forecast, by the way, but will be quite active for the weekend, seth. all right. very good. thank you so much, david. >> all right. well happening right now, as dave just mentioned, a winter storm is impacting this up to 2 feet of snow is expected to fall over the next few days. according to the uc berkeley central sierra snow this is video from chp and truckee. i-80 is back open, but chain controls are still up over donner summit.

>> chp reminds drivers to travel slowly. 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 the structure unsafe for visitors at this time. advisory council is recommending governor gavin newsom slash his budget for plans to build classrooms at san quentin state prison in a friday report. the group says that 360 million dollar budget should be cut by at least one-third. the group says the money should instead go to other projects to improve overall living conditions for inmates, a new some form. the advisory council last may was part of his plan to trick to transform the prison into a model for preparing people for life outside of prison. a spokesperson for the governor says he will work with the department of corrections to figure out next steps. across

4 is your local election headquarters. we're now 9 days away from. >> the very first gop caucus news nation's kelli meyer reports from iowa on the candidates. >> republican presidential hopefuls hitting the campaign trail in iowa today with just 9 days left until the crucial caucuses. you've got to get out about. >> and if you do, you see numbers as big as the numbers are being projected. until you see numbers that are much bigger than that. thank you, everybody. >> former president donald trump with back-to-back events including this surprise stop in des moines signing hats and speaking directly to younger voters. trump still holding a sizable lead over the rest of the gop field as they crisscross the hawkeye state trying to lock in support. great to be back in northwest iowa. trump's top rivals like florida governor ron desantis taking digs at the former president for his comments about the recent school shooting in perry, iowa saying it was terrible and quote, we

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kron for the golden state warriors could soon get a major boost. details on that return of draymond green and snow returns to the sierra. we've got the latest in your forecast. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news is get right over

to dave spahr for the latest on your wintery weather conditions. good morning to you good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and a note about the sierra, by the they don't have any winter storm warning right now, however, be prepared hear more of that this week. coming up ahead. and particularly we get into next weekend. >> it's going to be quite active. remember up there, there's going to keep adding to everything that you hear about. so by next weekend. wow, what a lot. so if you're traveling there next weekend may want to check in how things have been progressing because that may cause some issues, perhaps on your travel. and the timing seems to be bearing that out to is unfortunately out for us in the home front. look at the sunshine in half moon bay, looking good on that front there. as we start the day with lots of sunshine. everybody's getting frost advisory still in place. there you have it. the locations and all that great stuff off to the sacramento valley. that is a dense fog advisory. this will be repeated again tomorrow morning. 35 expected are right now, i should say at the santa rosa. 43 for nevada. little bit of a warm-up. 29

for napa with lot of east bay locations in the 30's. and that compares to last a day at to have a dozen degrees behind were numbers were from yesterday. so it's even colder than that cold start. there's the highway coming in from the gulf of alaska. and that is going to be quite busy over the next week as we watch systems drop south. again, the most intense one appears to be timed out for next saturday. a little bit of a breeze that will feel like a chilly breeze that that even though you'll see a lot of sunshine and with that highs into the 50's that we're going to walk through what you can expect for the week ahead in that seven-day forecast to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. new this morning, the oakland police departmeni is investigating a homicide. >> on the 5900 block of san leandro street. it happened just after 05:45pm officers got a call of a person shot. police responded and found an adult female with a gunshot wound. the victim was taken to a hospital where she passed her identity has not been released. and another hindu temple in the east bay is hit

with graffiti. the jays share while the temple in hayward was vandalized with graffiti supporting a sikh separatist. a similar act happened at a temple in newark last month that graffiti criticize the prime minister of india. the temple's president tells us a small team runs the temple and repairing the sign will not be an easy fix. >> for a sign like this, even when the artist game, he was devastated. and he said, you know, i need some time because, you know, members on the house within 2 to 3 in the morning. and, you know, just all the intricacies. and, you know, this is a special material, special pain, you know, to be weather proved to be durable. and for this to is is the shattered. >> he adds that the temple is not affiliated with indian politics saying it is place of worship, welcoming all types of face. on the peninsula. police are searching for a man who exposed himself to a teenage boy in redwood city. police say it happened inside a restroom. that marine view park on oracle parkway last week. the victim, a 15

year-old boy says the man exposed himself to a hole in the wall. the boy was able to get away and find his parents. police say the suspect is a hispanic adult man around 5 foot. and new video shows people's park in berkeley now completely blocked off to the public. this comes days after 7 people were arrested for trespassing at a protest and that calling off a construction project for student housing there. chp continues to patrol the area. governor gavin newsom and berkeley's mayor are in favor of the project. and a friendly reminder this morning from bay area police to slow down on the roadways. take a look at this photo from san ramon police. the driver was stopped for driving over 103 miles an hour on city streets. illegal activity like this can result in a very expensive find your license being suspended. officials say. and a state law banning californians from carrying guns and most public spaces has once again been blocked from taking effect, at least for now signed by the

governor in september about law would have banned californians, including those with concealed carry permits from carrying firearms in public places such as parks, sports stadiums and hospitals. the law also introduces new guidelines for californians seeking to obtain a concealed carry weapons permit, including a requirement to be at least 21 y ars old, providing character references and going through a background check. the latest ruling from the 9th circuit court of appeals allows that portion of the law to remain in effect, but not the other part of the law banning californians from carrying guns in most public places. and locals came together saturday to clean up san francisco's tenderloin area. they met at a local park with the hope to give the neighborhood a fresh start. this new year organizers refuse refuse said they were grateful so many volunteers came to help. >> you know the works never die here and constant that we just got to keep showing up and showing our love for the city and helping to protect the environment. we built

community and have a great time to time. so very thankful for all the people who showed up today. >> positive out of tune. this event started off as a weekly trash pickup in 2021. refuse refuse says last year's clean up lead to more than 5,000 bags of trash. one of the city's most historic hotels is marking the new year with a positive outlook. the ritz-carlton set inside a 19 0, 9 neoclassical building in knoxville kicks off 2024 with a slate of guest experiences. we'll tell management tell kron for news they had a successful holiday season. staff now anticipating a rush of tourism this new year tied to weddings and upcoming conferences all happening in the city by the bay. >> we are just coming off of want to. the best holiday seasons as well as the city was host to the world leaders for the apec conference in november. >> would showcase really what we can do as a city. we have exciting events happening the

coming year and future years. so our future is bright. san francisco coming back. >> to kick off the new year. san francisco, real carlton debuts new items on its menu featuring fresh ingredients sourced from local farms and vendors and a cocktail list inspired by san francisco sides. you could check out that special drink inspired by karl. the fog and the menu changes at least 6 times a year. the hotel is already taking reservations for valentine's day. didn't. and east bay nonprofit is asking for the mmunity's help to save an event aimed at helping students get into college. oakland based youth exposure and access hub or yeah, organized a college fair to happen this upcoming thursday at merritt college, 200 middle schoolers from oakland and san francisco have been invited to connect with local colleges and community groups. the event just lost one of its sponsors. and yes, founder says her organization has been scrambling to keep things on

schedule. >> we have to pay for transportation, transportation. there's a large issue just a month. schools i visited, i visited school that will be participating at the bit. and the reason why this will be the first wheelchair for many of the schools because they can't afford the buses. they can afford the transportation and they don't want to put public transportation this in terms of safety. and so for many of the schools, this is their first trip of the year. and so to be able to have this opportunity, it's important because it helps them make informed decisions about what it is that they want to do and earlier that they can start to be exposed to this. they can make those decisions and having that information. we want them to have expectation of learning expectations of knowing more an expectation of preparing for the future. >> she says they need to raise about $5,000 to make this event happen. and if you'd like to help, the organization is collecting donations on their website. one to 2 feet of snow is expected to fall in the sierra over the next few days. kimberly cruz has the

latest. >> for the second time this week, snow and rain. made an appearance. i like the snow the first us we want to expand into snowfall and >> on our way to the no rain this time around was brief in the sacramento region. this is video from the stockton area where rain made for slick roads in a few puddles. >> a sight. many travel to experience was this one? this >> even if the man adding a couple extra layers on its very traffic was also impacted by the snowfall. >> how trans announced that they had to hold all traffic in both directions along interstate 80 due to multiple spinouts on saturday. the agency said that traffic along the westbound i-80 at the

nevada state line in the eastbound i-80 in truckee where the most affected areas as of saturday afternoon, jane controls are still in effect along the i-80 from cisco grove to the nevada state line. >> kimberly cruz kron 4 news. >> so beautiful. a new study from uc berkeley reveals california farm workers are being underpaid overtime work. a state bill was passed in 2016 to remove overtime exemptions and lower over time standards for workers but data from the study shows on average employers are cutting working hours to avoid paying the one and a half times the hourly rate for overtime. the study also revealed weekly take-home pay for higher earners fell while the number of mid-level earners went up due to the shifting our trend. 2 private companies are planning their own missions to the moon. it's part of a nasa supported efforts to kick start commercial moon deliveries as the space agency focuses on getting astronauts back to the moon. the first

liftoff is set for monday out of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. another launch is planned out of houston in february. >> nasa contracted with private companies to send their own landers to the moon, sort of to to scout out the place before astronauts actually arrive. >> nasa continues its artemis mission focused on establishing a long-term presence on the moon and eventually sending the first astronauts to mars. sounds like it's going to be some exciting stuff for the space program moving forward. well, for women are preparing to take on the world's toughest role 5 months from now. that group embarks on a 2800 mile race mowing across the pacific from monterey to hawaii. the group has been preparing since august. one member of the team has done a similar race before rolling 3,000 miles across the atlantic. and that took 58 days. >> and now like thinking back and like. >> like plus, got great this part of it. so kind of nice.

they have like their little like ignorance is bliss. you know what they're getting into. >> the race kicks off june 8th. the team expects to finish within 30, 40, 50 days. good luck to them. and coming up here on the kron 4 morning news, the california facility that gave this young coyote. >> another chance at life. and after the break, the forty-niners get ready to take on the ramps in their regular on the ramps in their regular season finale. i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash.

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>> welcome back now to bay area sports. the warriors getting some good news on draymond green kron four's. erin wilson has the details. >> great news for nation. after being given an indefinite suspension on december 14, we all speculated just how many games would come and go before draymond green was beat would be able to rejoin his team with the warriors be reinstated by the nba. will they let us know on saturday that after missing 12 games, the nba has indeed reinstated green from his suspension. now green was given the suspension after display striking sunsetter use of nurkic in the face on december 12. now in a statement today in the executive, joe dumars said that green had completed steps that would demonstrate his commitment to come forming his conduct to the standards of those expected as nba players or debts expected of nba players that he isn't. well, because he has completed those. he will be rejoining

the warriors today for their matchup against toronto. but no word if he will actually be playing with them. but he is welcome to rejoin them at chase. now that said the sharks on the other hand had a hard night on saturday night falling to police. 41 was the final. >> and they're living straight loss down in san jose in this season. but for now, i'll toss it back to you guys at the desk. >> all right, erin, thank you. now to football in just a matter of hours, the forty-niners play their final regular season game. they take on the la rams at levi stadium property and christian mccaffrey will not play since the niners have nothing to gain from winning today. last week the team clinched the number one seed in the nfc head coach kyle shanahan is caution the team not to let their guard down. the goal is still to get better. sam darnold will be the starting quarterback this afternoon. >> obviously we're doing what's best for team, an organization so. >> i'm always got to remember that have that mine. but yeah, just the competitor in me, obviously, i want to play and,

you know, up all the time. so but that that's the case in the situation that we're brock is just in terms of his what he does get ready for the he studies a ton and he's very meticulous about that. stays within himself better than any quarterback i've been around. he's been the system now for 2 obviously, this is my first year and it's so just different things in terms of, you know where to go. you know, when i got a who i should look to in a certain concept or certain yeah, brock has been helping me out ever since i got here. >> a kickoff for today's game is set for one. 25 this afternoon at levi stadium. the niners first playoff game will be either the 20th or 21st of january. all right, take a look at this new video massive cyclones. this video is from nasa's hubble space telescope. a cyclone is a huge funnel like storm in outer space. and here you can see them being

created and destroyed as a planet circles. its parent star. >> you know the fray. interesting. i looked this up a little bit, stephanie. that's that planted is 880 light years from us. so out of the byzantine empire, then constantinople and all that kind as well know, i just say the plan is tightly locked to its star and has a thick atmosphere. so think jupiter was tightly locked. one side hot one side cold. what nature has to complete his. so you have storms constantly trying n the planet and the can't do it because it's hot on one side and cold on the other. so you have constant storms constantly. so that's really fascinating. it's really it's really spooky when you think about it. highly locklin. of course, they all tend to do that over time. anyway, we are not. we have daytime and nighttime and the planet circles and so forth. that's good stuff. we do still have to always keep that equilibrium that delivers our weather. here's what's going on. half moon bay. clear skies. lots of sunshine. enjoy. watch about the breeze, though. a little chilly on

your shoulder, though. here's what happens up in tahoe. they're just taking a break, too. by tuesday, the snow machine fires back up again as well as wednesday to the 30's for high temperatures by the weekend. they're looking at high temperatures in the 20's with all of this coming their way. so little different story. 35 santa rosa. 43 for off to the east bay. we've got a lot of 30's there at this hour now. frost advisory in place till 10 going to repeat that again tomorrow. there's the storm track that you can see coming all from the gulf of alaska. this will be the next several days really all week long. it's textbook case for january forest and that delivers rain by the time we get to saturday with this big hit, we might start to have some issues are some problems because of all the rain we've already collected in certain the mountain snows will be building up there. here comes the first major hit tuesday. another one on wednesday. little bit of a breather here. and then towards the end of the week and into unfortunately next weekend involved and that means mountain snow. so if you're headed up there next weekend, they want to pay attention as

we get a little closer and get more model runs here. know exactly what's going on. what's your travels up? there might be a light might be great skiing and all but you have to deal with some nasty weather to get their 4 zone forecast covering it today where it's 56. san francisco with the coast will do those mid 50's. 54 going on for burlingame. 56 for foster city. 54 for palo alto. and the south bay. pretty much mid 50's. we've got to mid 50's east bay shoreline. a little cooler. 4 tri valley looks like 54 for walnut creek and concord course. they're building from a cold start. they weren't as mild as the east bay shoreline. so they have a higher climb to do. 54 for vallejo, 54 for napa in 54 for santa rosa. 70 forecast. one thing's want to point out the side. the instability all week long is even with rain going on. we have low temperatures, although above freezing inland, it will remain in the 30's and we tend to dry out a little bit. we get those cooler temperatures like we're getting so the timing. issues will have to

watch will carefully as this comes and goes a little bit, we might get some dry patches to help our help our temperatures fall been very active this week and towards the end of the week and the weekend unfortunate is not look good. looks like a washout for saturday, ok? so keep those rain boots handy. definitely. all right, dave, thank you. that's quite a vocal little guy. >> coyote are a frequent sight here in the bay area in this morning's edition of flying tails crop was ken wayne gives a coyote pup a lift to orange county so it can become a zoo. ambassador. >> okay, we're going to go and this coyote pop isn't acting like a coyote ease its a missive. lee lays when we enter the pen at sonoma county wildlife rescue. so this is something we don't want to see is puppy was found as a newborn on a neighborhood street in sacramento and they went out to the street and

they picked a. >> and i said, here's the most important question when picked a with open or close and they said they were closed. >> when it opened, it ties it didn't see its mother. the first thing, the subtle cody. so as human and it immediately imprinted to the human, that means it doesn't fear people. in fact, it seems to want to be around them all the time. so we're a very grateful that we had a placement for her. otherwise she would have been euthanized. coyotes have got a lot of attention lately making themselves at home in the city. i think it's pretty exciting to see those big katie's in san francisco and i've seen plenty of footage of them. >> jogging down the street together but looks like a game pack. >> but there is concern about attacks against pets and even

small children. >> wildlife experts say healthy coyotes are doing what comes natural and shouldn't be maligned. >> if you notice, they're always going around behind restaurants and other places where people throw garbage. and there actually patrolling and hunting for mice and rats. that's their main diet. >> earned the orange county zoo is looking for native california wildlife for an exhibit for children. >> and that cold you can please take this. okay. oh, here and it's actually going to go in with another imprinted coyote at the orange so we're very excited about that. >> can time to pack but first i had to catch it with a little coaxing and coaching from doris, you could just firmly grab or if you want. keep your face the way. good job. good job can. a look at her? >> so sweet. start of a long all day drive. it was a 3 hour flight to corona airport near the zoo were met by zoom i dropped off go lunch for the

coyote pup. it's a bag of. >> oh, nice moles, rats, and something gophers, mice, rats and gophers. donald ziegler says acid or for the zoo she was named luma reflecting her time near petaluma. >> and she has a new friend, another female coyote that was also in print. it now their fearlessness of humans will make it easier for them to show off for visitors. >> say that she found a home that suitable for her. we'll be right

>> well, if you want to send your name to space, nasa is

inviting you to do just that. the viper moon rover launches later this year to search for water and ice on the moon's south pole. the rover will carry a list of names, people consent to the space agency. another moon craft called the peregrine lander debuts this week carrying scientific instruments and private payloads, including memorial capsules with human remains and dna. the navajo nation has objected to this saying this desecrate a sacred space. the white house is reportedly holding a last-minute meeting to hear their concerns. still ahead on the next hour of the kron 4 morning news. some planes grounded after an incident on an alaska airlines flight. >> the impact on bay area airports. plus the chevron refinery in richmond faces another investigation. more on the recent incident sparking this new probe. also, the santa rosa police department is bringing back its game crimes unit after a recent surge in crime. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news and more.

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kron. 4 morning news. more planes grounded after a section of an alaska airlines plane blows out during a flight towards california. the impact on dozens of bay area flights. and after several gun-related homicides last year, one bay area police department is bringing back a special unit to tackle the issue. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no.

>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, january the 7th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. it a stephanie. good morning and good morning, everybody. a chilly one at that. a frosty start. in fact, a frost advisory has been posted to 10 this morning were to do the same thing again tomorrow. basically clear skies we had overnight and the dry air. that's not going to linger too long. however, as next week looks to be somewhat unsettled. enjoy this nice picturesque image coming in from half moon bay seal water and light glycerin off the water. there's your a frost advisory until 10 this morning. repeat that tomorrow morning as it's in our chili start and now that great to see off towards the east and the sacramento valley. that's a dense fog advisory temperature check. we've improved santa rosa now at 40 to 35. meanwhile, for napa, nice improvement there as well. east bay shoreline readings finally getting into the 40's, although fremont railing at 34 a chilly 35 off to livermore. and it is cooler

this morning than yesterday by some half-a-dozen degrees or so. and even yesterday was kind of chilly, too. so the breakdown today, sunshine beginning to end pretty much temperatures in the 50's a little bit of a chilly breeze working here. but next week again becoming unsettled. talking more about that coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> boeing planes are grounded worldwide after a section of an alaska airlines plane blew out mid-flight. as you can see in these photos, the national transportation safety board saying while this incident may be disturbing, they are thankful it happened early on in the flight. aircraft was around 16,000 feet. >> and only 10 minutes out. >> from the air the airport when the door blue. fortunately they were not at cruise altitude of 30,000 or 30,035 1000 fleet feet. >> think about what happens when you're in cruises. everybody is up and walking. folks don't have seat belts

on. they're going restrooms. the flight attendants are providing service to passengers. we could end up ended up with something so much more tragic. andrew really fortunate that that did not occur here. >> kron four's justin campbell has more on what happened and brings us the latest on the investigation. >> friday afternoon, this alaska airlines flight took off from portland, oregon, bound for ontario, california, shortly after takeoff. the plane came right back for an emergency landing after the secondary exit door blew out at 16,000 feet. people's like their paws. you have cops 2 people lost their phony wallets. look you know, no one died or serious injuries reported. i understand this particular aircraft was very new ross, or an aviation expert says he's not sure exactly what caused the

blowout to happen saturday. the faa ordered airlines to ground certain 7.37. max nines for inspections. it's a definitely a bad thing for boeing and for the max max planes were grounded in 2019 after 2 fatal crashes. the u.s. lifted the flight ban after software and training updates in late 2020. you're going to find what failed deal swartz. the former airline pilot who has been flying over 50 years says this was a different issue. he says the pilots did a great job handling the rapid depressurization emergency decent start routine. >> but the way they handle that they may look routine swartz's. this scary moment on alaska airlines could have been worse if it happened at a higher altitude. 33 35,000 feet. >> it would have been an explosive decompression. the shots whole. i would be surprised that would sent 2 people out towards says it's rare for something like this to happen in de pressurization happened when a southwest airline flight blew an engine.

shrapnel hit the window and partially stop the woman now who died. make sure why you're seeing it. your seasonal. so fasten. i'm ty because if something like this happen or unexpected turbulence. >> those are the injuries reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, this is already having a ripple effect with the faa grounding all boeing 7.37. max, 9 passenger planes until the cause of the hole can be determined. this is a live look now at sfo. according to flight tracking website, flightaware, there are currently more than 700 flights canceled nationwide here in the bay area. 55 flights have been canceled at sfo. there are 6 cancellations at san jose and one in oakland. unclear right now. how many of these tense relations are related to the grounding? one east bay, another flaring incident at the chevron refinery in richmond. it happened around 3 saturday afternoon. the city says there's no public health

risk at this time. but residents might smell an odor near the refinery. the city has sent several air quality violations to the facility in recent months. the santa rosa police department is bringing back its gang unit. they say it's because of a surge in criminal activity last year, kron four's amanda hari spoke with a lieutenant about this latest move. >> in 2023, santa rosa had 10 homicides. police say 5 of those had gang connections leading the department to re-establish its gang crimes team in order to stay effective. >> you're constantly having to pay attention who in the community is running these games. were these trends happening and our other assignments just are overloaded already with other crimes are investigating this to help supplement our violent crimes teams. the new team consists of 4 detectives and one sergeant. >> they started investigating in the first week of december. the tenet christopher, my hearn says they'll take over investigations if they find a gang connection as well as the gang enhancements, which

usually put people in prison for a lot longer. the team will also work on prevention and intervention, especially when it comes to young people in the community. we're seeing a huge uptick in juvenile crimes in our city, especially violent juvenile crimes. >> and i believe was march of last year. we had our first of a homicide in the school campus as well that we do believe was gang-related. the homicide happened at montgomery high school. a 16 year-old was stabbed to death. another was injured. the hearn says some gang leaders intentionally recruit. young members were seen that a lot of adult gang members are using juveniles. to commit these crimes because they know there's less. >> a consequence for juveniles in the long run than there are for adults intervene early age. both the police and stakeholders in our community to reach out to these used to keep them away from them. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. one person is dead after a shooting saturday night in san francisco. it happened just before 10 in the

area of terry friends while boulevard and 16th street right next to chase center. police found the victim with at least one gunshot wound. that person died at the hospital. witnesses tell police there may have been a car involved in the shooting. no other details have been released at this time. anyone with information is asked to please call sfpd. on the peninsula safely. store. half moon bay is back open after it was evacuated saturday evening. the stark abrio highway was forced to close around 6 last night because of a shoplifter who may have had a gun. san mateo county sheriff's office sheriff's office has not confirmed if any weapons were actually found or if they have a suspect in custody. the store reopened about 40 minutes after the evacuation. developing news out of the east bay. police are investigating after protesters from 2 different rallies clashed and also police say people rallying in response to the war between israel and hamas took over the intersection of san pablo avenue and carlson boulevard for over an hour. this is video from the rally. some of

the demonstrators police say marched from albany. police say protesters from one side forcibly took a flag from the other side and burned it. it's unclear what was on that flag. we have reached out to police for more information about possible property damages and injuries. >> happening right now, runners in san francisco are lacing up their shoes for the annual hot chocolate run at golden gate park for stephanie justice is live there with the latest on all the fun and festivities. good morning, learning, stephanie, this is a very big raise. we have 12,000 runners have signed up for this 600 gallons of hot chocolate ready to go. you know, the finish line right behind us. >> yeah, a lot of people participating in this race and area where this race is being held busy. this is the hot chocolate run a family-friendly race series. there's a 5 k 10 k in the 15 k race along with a nice to mile

fun. 10 game 15 k race. both start at the same time around 8.10, this morning. this race has been going on since 2008. >> and ever since hundreds of thousands have raced through the streets of francisco chocolate, the organizers say making it the fastest growing re series in the nation this year. they're doing something a little different as well. organizers with ventures and durant say this year they're partnering up with the special olympics as their official charity partner raising funds for special olympics program. and what kind of hot chocolate race with this be if there was no hot chocolate as runners cross the finish line. >> right behind us, they will indulge in some hot chocolate and a finisher mug filled with chocolate fondue. we saw those look delicious really caught up with the runners this morning. is fun with friends and family and just get to. >> and the here in golden gate

have building a happened. but can we were like, let's do we did. the person together really need to make this make you it. >> okay. so those ladies were just up as marshmallows, of course, for the hot chocolate run. there are some post race activities. >> slash expo. if you do still want to come down, parking is sparse. organizers are recommended. take public transportation. if you still want to take part back to you in studio 7, 8, my goodness, 600 pounds of or excuse me. 600 gallons of hot chocolate things are. but that's a lot of hot chocolate pretty nice out there. all right, stephanie, thank you. o coming up on the kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsom's efforts or renovates and clemson hits a roadblock. >> a key advisory panel now wants the governor to change his plans. plus, a court blocks part of a new california gun law from taking effect. and taking a live look

at the sierra this morning. we have an update on driving conditions following this latest round of snow. >> and more to come all this week long. here's how the forecast shapes up on the home front. we're looking a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the 50's a little breezy at times and a chilly one of could take a look at your forecast both near and far the kron. 4 morning news continues.

welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. nice blue skies prevail across the bay. today is joy your sunday with plenty of sunshine. but on the cool side, we have a cool breeze coupled with that. >> there's the east bay shoreline, as you can see, blue bay blue skies while

we're at it, chilly temps that frost advisory in place. we're going to repeat this tomorrow morning. 42 for santa rosa. 35 meanwhile, for napa with some 30's off to the far east bay. now the east bay shore lines were covering to some 40's, although hanging on to 35 for freeman. 42 for san jose want to show the moisture part of this forecast will briefly here and where some one of the dry air for today tonight and with the way the moisture uptick, which we typically get all the way to monday evening. and then you can see the change that sets things up for the beginning of these waves. little drop south all week long and into the weekend. futurecast for were already advanced to monday morning. as you can see here. so money is going to be filled with quite a bit of cloud cover. no action happening. it's going to kind of otter day beyond that point. a couple little light showers working here and then kind of more. the lion's share gets here tuesday morning. still working on that timing here to see how it's going to impact the commute. but that looks to be favoring a little bit. the later part of the commute. so you early

birds they're pretty good even on tuesday. but there's more traffic upstream. so be aware. now, these winds little bit of a breeze going on. it feels a little chilly with the the air. that is a cool like this and we'll see that to continue all the way till tuesday. till the flip happens. that southeasterly again in response to our first of several systems dropping south. so kind of repeat this again, probably for wednesday and then a more potent one as we finish off the week today. it's a break in the sunshine. we have cool breeze lower to middle 50's for those highs. the sun and clouds mixture. we're going to say for early in the week and the storms they come the clear out like you just saw here is we're going to see some sunshine like this. however, the brakes will be filled back in again with the next system late in the week. that's the unsettled stuff we're talking about passing rain and then a stormy saturday. the timing now looks to be anywhere from late friday onwards to maybe sunday morning. so maybe not the whole weekend, but a good chunk will be hit. enjoy today. 56 san francisco. 56

also for san jose. 55 1 on for open on the big board. there isn't much of a change on that mid to lower 50's. it looks like through the period. of course. we'll have more on your 4 zone forecast uncover that extended to which is very busy this week. it looks. all right. thank you so much. data about okay. >> happening right now, a winter storm is impacting the sierra. we know dave's been tracking that for up to 2 feet of snow is expected to fall in the next few days. according to uc berkeley central sierra snow lab. this is video from chp and truckee. i-80 is back open, but chain controls are still up over donner summit, chp reminds drivers to travel slowly. one of the civic up here 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 the structure unsafe for visitors at this time. >> and advisory council is recommending governor newsom slash his budget for plans to build classrooms at san

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>> now on kron for the golden state warriors could soon get a major boost. details on the return of draymond green. and snow returns to the sierra. we've got the latest in rough forecast. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us at 9.28. this morning. let's get right over to dave spahr for the latest on your winter weather forecast a stephanie, good morning. good morning, everybody. well, we have a frosty start to the day is what we had and we're going to see the same thing. repeat again tomorrow. posted that till 10 o'clock. >> in both cases, 10:00am. and that means you choose the fairly dry enough to get a but not too wet. we have rain going on, it's interesting mix coming our way because next week is pretty unsettled. here's the picture we have from the east bay shoreline. pretty pretty pretty nice. and along the bay, you can see the

clear skies will prevail. that's pretty much for everybody. again, back to this frost business. there's the coverage area. it's not the peninsular san francisco, but pretty good coverage area east of the east bay hills, santa clara valley. you're in this and also up in the north bay. and that gray that you see off towards the east and the sacramento valley. that's a dense fog advisory. again, this is until 10 o'clock as a formality today. and then repeat tomorrow. also until 10. so maybe up to some scraping if you're in the far east bay. 42 going on for santa rosa. 35 for napa in the east bay. we're looking about 35 for a livermore. 37 for concord and down south at 42 for san jose. and that is cooler than our readings were substantially in some cases. then those chilly numbers from yesterday. now what we have is the pacific track all open to allow the storms dropping in from the gulf of alaska. the last one as we get into the weekend looks to be the most potent and that will be building off of all the rain we had throughout the week there. so if we start to have some issues like flash flooding and so forth, that's

probably will start to post them as even a watch in anticipation of kind of follow us day by day as we start to get a little closer and get more of a better picture. what's going on here? 51 at 1 o'clock at 4. we'll kind of duplicate that again. sunny skies again, a chilly breeze coming up in a bit. we'll walk through the week. they forecast looks like the extended and into your 7 in your 4 zone forecast rather, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> new this morning, the oakland police department is investigating a homicide on the 5900 block of san leandro street. it happened just after 05:45pm. officers got a call of a person shot. officers responded and found an adult female suffering from a gunshot wound. they were taken to a hospital where they passed her identity has not been released. another hindu temple in the east bay is hit with a the jays show bali temple and hayward was vandalized with graffiti supporting a sikh separatist. a separate acts happened at a temple in newark last month that graffiti criticize the prime minister of india. the temple's president tells us a

small team runs the temple and repairing the sign will not be an easy fix. >> for a sign like this and even on the artist game, he was devastated. and he said, you know, i need some time because, you know, members on the house within 2 to 3 in the morning. and, you know, just all the intricacies. and, you know, this is a special material, special pain, you know, to be weather proved to be durable. and for this to as is the shattered. >> chan added the temple is not affiliated with indian politics saying it's a place of worship, welcoming all types of fates. on the peninsula. police are searching for a man who exposed himself to a teenage boy in bed with city. police say it happened inside a restroom at marine view park on oracle parkway last week. the victim, a 15 year-old boy says the man exposed himself through a hole in the wall. the boy was able to get away and find his parents. police say the suspect is a hispanic adult man around 5 foot. 8. and new video shows people's park in berkeley now

completely blocked off to the public. this comes days after 7 people were arrested for trespassing at a protest aimed at calling off a construction project for student housing. chp officers continue to patrol the area. governor gavin newsom and berkeley's mayor are in favor of the project. and a friendly reminder this morning from bay area police to slow down on the roadways. take a look at this photo from san ramon. police. this driver was stopped for driving over 103 miles an hour on city streets. illegal activity like this can result in a very expensive fine and your license being suspended. officials say. a state law banning californians from carrying guns and most public spaces has once again been blocked from taking effect, at least for now signed by the governor in september of a to ban californians, including those with concealed carry weapons permits from carrying firearms in public places such as parks, sports stadiums and

hospitals. we'll also introduce his new guidelines for californians seeking to obtain a concealed carry weapons permit, including a requirement to be at least 21 years old, providing character references and going through a background check. well, the latest ruling from the 9th circuit court of appeals allows that portion of the law to remain in effect, but not the other part of the law banning californians from carrying guns in most public places. and locals came together saturday to clean up san francisco's tenderloin area. they met at a local park with the hope to give the neighborhood a fresh start in the new year. organizers refused ref use said they were grateful so many volunteers came to help. >> you know the works never die here and constant that we just got to keep showing up and showing our love for the city and helping to protect the environment. we build community and have a great time. in the meantime, so very thankful for all the people who showed up today. >> event started off as a weekly trash pickup back in 2021. the fuse refusa says

last year's clean up lead to more than 5,000 bags of trash >> one of the city's most historic hotels is marking the new year with a positive outlook. the ritz carlton set inside a 19 0, 9 neoclassical building in hill kicks off 2024 with a slate of new guest experiences. hotel management tell kron for news they had a successful holiday season staff now anticipating a rush of tourism. this you new year tied to weddings and upcoming conferences all happening in the city by the bay. >> we are just coming off a one. a. the best holiday seasons as well as the city was host. so the world leaders for the apec conference in november with showcase really what we can do as a city. we have exciting events happening the coming year and future years. so our future is bright. san francisco is coming back. >> to kick off the new year. san francisco ritz carlton debuts new items on its menu

featuring fresh ingredients sourced from local farms and vendors and a cocktail list inspired by san francisco sites. you can see this special drink inspired by karl. the fog, the menu changes at least 6 times a year. and the hotel is already taking reservations for valentine's day dinner. a nice a nonprofit is asking for the community's help to save an event aimed at helping students get into college. oakland based youth exposure and access hub. also known as yeah, organized a college fair to happen this upcoming thursday at merritt college, 200 middle schoolers from oakland and san francisco have been invited to connect with local colleges and community groups. but the event just lost one of its sponsors. yes, founder says her organization has been scrambling to keep the event on schedule. >> we have to pay for transportation, transportation. it's a large issue just a month. schools i visited, i visited school that

will be participating at the bit. and the reason why this will be the first wheelchair for many of the schools because they can't afford the buses. they can afford the transportation and they don't want to put it public transportation. this in terms of safety. and so for many of the schools, this is their first road trip of the year. and so to be able to have this opportunity, it's important because it helps them make informed decisions about what it is that they want to do and earlier that they can start to be exposed to this. they can make those decisions and having that information. we want them to have expectation of learning expectations knowing more an expectation of preparing for the future. >> she says they need to raise about $5,000. if you'd like to help. the organization is collecting donations right now on their website. up to 2 feet of snow is expected to fall in the sierra over the next few days. kimberly cruz has the latest. >> for the second time this week, snow and rain. made an

appearance. i like this. no, there's a first us we want to expand into snowfall and >> on our radar, the no rain this time around was brief in the sacramento region. this is video from the stockton area where rain made for slick roads in a few puddles. >> a sight. many travel to experience was this one? this >> even if the man adding a couple extra layers on its very traffic was also impacted by the snowfall. >> how trans announced that they had to hold all traffic in both directions along interstate 80 due to multiple spinouts on saturday. the agency said that traffic along the westbound i-80 at the nevada state line in the eastbound i-80 in truckee where the most affected areas as of saturday afternoon, jane controls are still in effect along the i-80 from cisco grove to the nevada state

line. >> kimberly cruz kron 4 news. >> a new study from uc berkeley reveals california farm workers are being underpaid for overtime work. a state bill was passed in 2016 to remove overtime exemptions and lower over time standards for workers. but data from the study shows that on average employers are cutting working hours to avoid paying the one and a half times the hourly rate for overtime. the study also revealed weekly take-home pay for higher earners fell while the number of mid-level earners went up due to the shifting hours, trends. 2 private companies are planning their own missions to the moon. it's part of a nasa supported effort to kick start commercial moon deliveries as the space agency focuses on getting astronauts astronauts back to the moon, the first liftoff is set for monday out of pennsylvania. another launch is planned out of houston in february. >> nasa contracted with private companies to send their own landers to the moon,

sort of to to scout out the place before astronauts actually arrived. >> this comes as nasa continues its artemis mission focused on establishing a long-term presence on the moon and eventually sending the first astronauts to mars for women not prepared to take on the world's toughest row 5 months from now, the group embarks on a 2800 mile race rolling across the pacific ocean from monterey to hawaii. the group has been preparing since august. one member of the team has done a similar race before rolling 3,000 miles across the atlantic. and that took 58 days. >> and now i like thinking back and like. >> like was a grade. this part of it. so kind of nice. they have like their little like ignorance is bliss. you know what they're getting into. >> now the race kicks off june 8th. the team expects to finish within 34 to 50 days best of luck. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the california facility that gave this young coyote another

chance at life. >> and the forty-niners getting ready to take on the rams and their regular season finale.

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than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manage your money get out of town. but we... just got here. when a bank helps you get and stay ahead. that's the bmo effect. ♪ bmo ♪ >> welcome back. now to bay area sports. the warriors getting some good news on draymond green kron erin wilson has the details. >> great news for nation. after being given an indefinite suspension on december 14, we all speculated

just how many games would come and go before draymond green was beat would be able to rejoin his team with the warriors be reinstated by the nba. will they let us know on saturday that after missing 12 games, the nba has indeed reinstated green from his suspension. now green was given the suspension after display striking sunsetter use of nurkic in the face on december 12. now in a statement today in the executive, joe dumars said that green had completed steps that would demonstrate his commitment to come forming his conduct to the standards of those expected as nba players or debts expected of nba players that he's and well because he has completed those. he will be rejoining the warriors today for their matchup against toronto. but no word if he will actually be playing with them. but he is welcome to rejoin them at chase. now that said the sharks on the other hand had a hard night on saturday night falling to the maple least. 41 was the final. >> and they're living straight

loss down in san jose in this season. but for now, i'll it back to you guys at the day's. all right, erin, thank you. now to football and just a matter of hours. >> the forty-niners play their regular of their final regular season game. they take on the la rams at levi stadium property and christian mccaffrey will not play because the niners have nothing to gain from winning today. last week the team clinched the number one seed in the nfc head coach kyle shanahan has cautioned that he not to let their guard down. the goal is still to get better. sam darnold will be the starting quarterback this afternoon. >> obviously we're doing what's best for team, an organization so. >> i'm always got to remember that have that mine. but yeah, just the competitor in me, obviously, i want to play and, you know, up all the time. so but that that's the case in the situation that we're brock is just in terms of his what he does get ready for the he studies the time and he's very meticulous about that. stays

with them self better than any quarterback i've been around. he's been the system now for 2 obviously, this is my first year and it's so just different things in terms of, you know where to go. you know, when i got a who i should look to in a certain concept or certain yeah, brock has been helping me out ever since i got here. >> kickoff for today's game is set for 105, this afternoon at levi stadium. the niners first playoff game will be either the 20th or 21st of january. take a look at this new video of a massive cyclones. this video is from nasa's hubble space telescope. the cyclone is a huge funnel like storm in space. and here you can see them being created and destroyed as a planet circles. its parent star, i know, dave, this is fascinating for you. die it is that because it's an eyeball world, that means only think jupiter with one side always facing the year. so it gets real hot. the other side's always cold.

>> and nature doesn't like that. so thermal equilibrium like we have weather here. they have it in an extreme case and with an atmosphere even help them out a little bit. you can see what's going on. very, very unsettled weather there. we get the mixing happens on earth to are cyclones comes from the southern latitudes coming up north, but also to the mixing now in the winter. the mixing is coming in from the north to the lower latitudes, which we have in the form of some snow. look at that strikes. you this is just 70, but it's the general idea that you get the snow covered mountains only going to build on that all week long in a series of systems are watching. back to top of the forecast. there it is. snow coming tuesday and wednesday, temperatures fall down to about 31 snow levels will also fall with this right on through the weekend temperature check. the frost advisory tend to be with us till 10 repeat that tomorrow morning. 30 still well inland in the east bay. up to the north. we've got 35 for napa. 47, meanwhile, 4 san francisco. so there's the pathway, the highway for these

pacific storm sysoems coming from the gulf of alaska. this is textbook for january. so doing exactly as it typically does. this is what it looks like on the model projections here. the first major hit to make note of is on tuesday. we think that maybe be after the least the early morning commute, maybe the latter portion of might start up at that point. and we kind of repeat that again for wednesday. notice the snow hits with all of this and then a real big juicy one gets here right in time for the weekend. sorry for the timing. but it looks kind of messy as we get into the weekend itself. so if you're headed up there next weekend by a chance, stay with us for the forecast. as these model new model runs. keep coming. and it looks like it takes a while to get out of here until we get to a dry patch early in the following week. 4 zone forecast. there you have it. 56, san francisco and a lot of 50's on the board at the coast bay side of the peninsula. 54 burlingame foster city. 56 out of the south bay. we'll try mid-fifties at that east bay shoreline in the lower to middle 50's as we see well inland. don't forget they have a bigger hill decline because

it was colder this morning, 50 54 concord. 54 also vallejo and fairfield. 54 for nap and 54 for santa rosa. look at these lows. that's what kind of jumps out a little bit. a lot of 30's. and that's with unsettled weather in our forecast here. so sometimes we need a dry patch to get those temperatures down. but we're going to have rain with some chilly temperatures. so going to feel every bit like winter, even on the bay side. stephanie. >> thank you. >> coyote are a frequent sight in the bay area. has many of us know. and in this morning's edition of flying tails, kron four's ken wayne gives a coyote pup a lift to orange county so it can become a zoo. ambassador. >> okay, we're going to go and this coyote pop isn't acting like a coyote ease its a missive. lee lays when we enter the pan at sonoma county

wildlife rescue. so this is something we don't want to see is puppy was found as a newborn on a neighborhood street in sacramento and they went out to the street and they picked a. >> and i said, here's the most important question when he picked a with open or close and they said they were closed. >> when it opened, it ties it didn't see its mother. the first thing, the subtle was human and it immediately and printed to the human. that means it doesn't fear people. in fact, it seems to want to be around them all the time. so we're a very grateful that we had a placement for her. otherwise she would have been euthanized. coyotes have got a lot of attention lately making themselves at home in the city. i think it's pretty exciting to see those big priorities in san francisco. and i've seen plenty of footage of them.

>> jogging down the street together but looks like again, pack. >> but there is concern about attacks against pets and even small children. >> wildlife experts say healthy coyotes are doing what comes natural and shouldn't be maligned. >> if you notice, they're always going around the time restaurants and other places where people throw garbage and there actually patrolling and hunting for mice and rats. that's their main diet. >> earned the orange county zoo is looking for native california wildlife for an exhibit for children. >> and that cold you can please take this. okay. oh, here and it's actually going to go in with another imprinted coyote at the orange so we're very excited about that. >> can time to pack but first i had to catch it with a little coaxing and coaching from doris, you could just firmly grab or if you want. keep your face the way. good job. good job can. a look at

her? >> swedes dead of a long all day drive. it was a 3 hour flight to corona airport near the zoo were met by zoom i dropped opted to go lunch for the coyote pup. it's a bag of. >> oh, nice moles, rats, and something gophers, mice, rats and gophers. donald ziegler says acid or for the zoo she was named luma reflecting her time near petaluma. >> and she has a new friend, another female coyote that was also imprinted now their fearlessness of humans will make it easier for them to show off for visitors. and show off for visitors. and we'll be right back. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more

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>> well, if you want to send your name into space, nasa is inviting you to do just that. the viper moon rover launches later this year to search for water and ice on the moon's south pole. >> the rover will carry a list of names. people consent to the space agency. another moon grat craft called the peregrine lander debuts this week carrying scientific instruments and private payloads, including memorial capsules with human remains and dna. the navajo nation has objected to this, saying it desecrate a sacred space. the white house is reportedly holding a last-minute meeting to hear those concerns. and for the first time ever, a ancient shark tooth has been discovered deep in the pacific ocean near hawaii. it's the tooth of a megalodon shark. fossil which roam the oceans

between 3.6 million years and 15 million years ago. these apex predators with the killer whales of their day, feeding on whatever cross their paths. scientists say they were ferocious and large has biggest 2 buses long, dave and they could have been seaworld if they were been ahead of ahead of their time. i don't know if he be able to build a tank big enough guys. >> yeah. pretty sizes up to wow. >> all right. so our forecast i want to run through this real quick. a step in this could be quite involved week. here couple of hits here. the first one looks to be on your tuesday. that is appearing to be towards the latter portion of the tuesday morning commute will be hearing more about this as we get closer, more model runs to look at. then another hit on wednesday. and then after all of that, a little bit of a break kind of and then comes the real juicy hard hit. and that is from friday. onward through saturday. as you can see, it's kind of 2 system sneaking in there and that will be adding to our mountain snow

collection. if you're headed up there, keep with us to find out the latest forecast. we get a break early into the following week. 7 day forecast in graphic form. the takeaway from this is kind of interesting is those lows inland getting into the 30's you normally need dry air to do that. so we might get some dry air temporarily jumping in here at the right time to get some cooling, but still going to be cold and wet for the week ahead. it is winter in every way, shape, form regard, stephanie. all right. bundle up area. definitely. all right. and looks like a okay. said that's not for the shark when like that kind of weather. so there. but no, albany's looking so nice out there. don't want really good stuff here. so enjoy your sunday because for that graphic, there doesn't look like you have much sun to deal with, right? exactly. all right. well, thank you so much, david. thank you to all of you for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. we'll see you back here bright and early 07:00am. >> on saturday. take care. everybody go by.

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