>> it's a new year and it's going to be a busy year here at the california state capitol capital tom wallace all have a preview of what we can expect from the legislature and the governor. >> is it 10? it's game week. breaking news. >> good morning, everyone. we're on top of breaking news out of san francisco right now. there's heavy police presence in the bernal heights neighborhood. you're taking a live look at the area near allegheny farmers market off of alameda boulevard. you can see a road shut down with red tape and officers investigating the scene here. we're asking san francisco police. what exactly is going on. officers told her photographer on scene that they will be providing an update on the situation here shortly. we'll be keeping you updated as we learn more. well, it's 10 o'clock on second day of 2025, hopefully it has been a smooth year for you so far. i know the

forecast hasn't been too bad. although kathy, tomorrow we do have a switch up. >> absolutely. we're starting out with beautiful conditions this morning. clear skies, some clouds in some areas. and, you know, you're going to think is she really going to talk about rain? how could that be? it's so beautiful. i do what my umbrella anymore. but you'll be happy if you have it ready because we're going to see rain drops coming overnight tonight, starting in the north bay and spreading southward across the bay area. it's going to be a lovely stretch of weather. few raindrops. probably a good thing. but then you can put that umbrella away because we're in for some dry conditions starting this weekend and continuing on into next week. temperatures out the door right now. 40's and 50's is not going to be a big, big change in temperatures that compared to yesterday is pretty warm. 7 degrees warmer in santa rosa. so here are your headlines. dry weather continues today. but tonight there's a fly in the ointment rain start to the north bay around midnight or so

stretching southward. the first friday of 2025. widespread light rainfall. and then we dry it out. and i've got the full forecast coming up in just a bit right now. back to john. appreciate it. capped well developing this morning. 5 people are dead after a violent holiday weekend in oakland. >> police say 3 people were killed by gunfire and another in a stabbing on new year's eve. and then officers say another person was shot and killed in oakland on new year's day. kron four's will tran is the alameda county with the details. >> sadly, oakland is used to violence paid even this the wave of violence over a 24 hour span as rock that community and has shocked so many people in open because it comes at a time when people should be celebrating, not shooting people. but that's exactly what happened. in fact, the latest homicide took place at around 5.30, last night on new year's day. now, this all took place at around second street. this is near jack london square near a

sideshow when shots rang out, multiple people were hit. one person actually died. at least 3 others taken to the hospital. and at last check still recovering from their injuries. so the death toll could go up and then earlier on new year's day, a 32 year-old man from richmond. he shows up to work near 24th avenue at around 7 o'clock in the morning. the father of 2 young kids, he was shot by someone who came up to him, opened fire, left him for dead at this particular point. no arrests in any of the homicides and then on new year's eve, of course, so many people counting down to rst homicide took place with a stabbing. this person was stabbed at the scene, rushed to the hospital still alive, but injuries so severe that this person did not survive his injuries. 2 others were shot. let me show you a map of the various

locations. pretty random throughout oakland, meaning there's not one particular neighborhood. it's spread out throughout oakland, but predominantly in west oakland. in fact, one of them happened near jack london square, which, of course, has a lot of people. >> at this particular time, the oakland police department, they have their hands full. of course, they don't know or not releasing motives behind all of this, whether it was random, it was targeted or even gang violence and to make matters worse. oakland was actually trying to celebrate the end of 2024. meaning this is no consolation to the families, obviously devastated by what happened. the 2024 saw the fewest homicides in 5 years. and oakland and all of a sudden here it goes. another wave of violence off to a very fast start in 2025. thanks so much. well, in vallejo, police

are looking for the person responsible for shooting and killing a man. >> according to officers, the shooting happened on kemper street around 05:40pm, tuesday after the shooting. they say a man went to the hospital to be treated for a gunshot wound. he later died from his injuries. city officials say this was the 25th homicide for the year. anyone in for with information is asked to call police. well, one person is dead and another is in jail after a shooting in san francisco's mission district just after midnight on wednesday, police were called to south van ness near 17th street. once there officers found one man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. the victim died at the scene. police later located the suspect and arrested. 29 year-old jose riviera flores. this is still an ongoing investigation. anyone with information is asked to contact police. well, a family of 6 in the south bay is beginning the new year without a home. their house caught fire early wednesday morning.

kron four's lindsey ford reports from mountain view about to have the family is dealing with the setback. >> the fire started at 3.20 this morning in a mountain view neighborhood outside west you know, reale the couple and their 4 children are in the home at the time of the fire, but made it out safely. >> but this is severely crazy happening on new year's eve. yeah. so pretty rare. we see parents tear. >> pieces of tile, roofing, wood and other debris lay in piles outside of this mountain view home. it went up in flames just after 03:00am on new year's day and shanker who lives across the street was awake when the fire trucks came through the neighborhood. ice could see like really bright red lights from behind. my do. >> when i stepped out, i saw like to what fire engines the street was blocked or that. >> the homeowners say the fire started inside of a trash can next to the attached garage. the flames then traveled to a fence and then up to the roof

of the garage. shanker watched as fire crews cut a hole in the roof. they using some kind of a chain saw to cut a part the roof open to when the heat out. the homeowners did not wish to go on camera, but they say there is severe smoke damage inside of their home. they're able to stay at hotel tonight. thanks to a donation from the california professional firefighters union. the neighbors are concerned kevin quinn has lived in the neighborhood for 28 years. he lives next door to the family and says the whole neighborhood is sending them well wishes. and i spoke to we're getting e-mails and calls people saying zipping, okay. >> so everybody's watching the homeowners say their focus right now is to work with their insurance company to fix the damage in their home. >> and looking toward a brighter new year. the cause of the fire is still under investigation in mountain view. lindsay forward to kron 4 news. >> 10, 0, 7, sonny bill's fire department is just one of 7

says receive funding from cal water. it will go toward specialized protective equipment for responding to wildfires. cal waters fleshing out more than $175,000 in grants to fire departments across the state. 2025, expected to be a very busy year at the state capitol. governor gavin newsom and legislative leaders are already speaking about their goals for the new year capitol correspondent and gives you the latest. >> together, let's make this a year. we can all be proud governor gavin newsom and his wife first partner, jennifer siebel newsom delivering that message on this new year's day. comes just days before state lawmakers are set to return to the capitol and right away. they will take part in newsom's special legislative session to allocate 25 million dollars in state funding to california attorney general rob bonta and the california department of justice. all with the goal to help fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. as we step in a 2025 newsom not mentioning trump by name in this new

year's message, but he did say this no matter what challenges lie. ahead california, we will always stand strong. republicans vowing to push back against newsom. special session. they urge the governor to work with trump. there is a better path forward and unfortunately gavin newsom continues down the same old, tired path. >> 2025 is going to be a very busy year. mcgeorge school of law at and professor chris mckay lee says in addition to newsom, special legislative session this year, legislators will also focus on introducing new bills on all kinds of topics, things from ai and social media to perennial issues like housing and homelessness, energy policies and insurance. let's get to work. thank you so much. during his welcoming remarks to lawmakers last month, assembly speaker robert reavis announced he is reducing the number of bills each assembly member can introduce from 50 to 35. he called on lawmakers to narrow in on the issue of affordability. our constituents. they don't fill

that. the state of california is working for them. anxious about our state's cost of living. and that's why i'm calling on us. to consider every bill this session through their lands. doesn't lower day-to-day costs for families. does it build more housing quickly? does it improve public services in ways that people can actually see and feel? does it help small businesses start thrive? on top of all that governor gavin newsom's constitutional deadline to unveil his preliminary state budget is coming up by the end of next week. the non-partisan legislative analyst's office recently released this report showing the state is facing a projected 2 billion dollar deficit in the year to come. >> and 20 to 30 billion dollar deficit in the following years through 2029. when i asked newsom about it ahead of the new year, he responded with optimism amid data showing state tax revenues are coming in higher than expected will be submitting a balanced budget. we've had some really

good revenues of the course. >> well, the last 5 months significantly by billions and billions of dollars exceeding our original estimates and expectations. so all of that is very, very good news. >> so here we go. lawmakers will officially return to the capitol on monday reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. scammers are texting bay area drivers, phones claiming bridge tolls. what you need to know to protect your money. plus, new rules now in effect for flying in the u.s. what you need to know about your real id. and a southern california legal weed grower rocked how deputies found the plans and why for richmond men were arrested. >> if you look outside your window right now, you might think, gosh, it looks dry. today may be a dry stretch of weather into the weekend. yes, the weekend will be dry, but there's a fly in the ointment. we do have rain drops in the forecast when they arrive. how long do they stay and how much long do they stay and how much rain do we get?

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of 2025 blue skies clouds. >> mild temperatures kind of dreamy, hot. well, it's not going to last of the dream will last, but will be kind of different than it is today because overnight tonight, even as a fun that's of moisture comes up and the hits rain and sat in seattle and portland rica that rain will stretch down to the bay area. it arrives in the north bay overnight tonight into tomorrow. so outside right now, if you're heading outside, where now warming up into the 50's and even the

60's 61 degrees in half moon bay. 51 for sausalito 50 in pittsburgh. so the forecast models show this precipitation heading in. and if you look here, boom, we stop right there. it's overnight before dawn, the rain falls across the north bay and then what happens at dawn and beyond. boom. there it is. again, rain right across the entire bay area stretching up through northern california and stretching into the sierra in the form snowfall. we get some snowflakes, fresh powder for skiers. and we get to add a little bit to our snow pack, which is terrific. and then boom, it's gone. this christmas light rain goes quickly and all of we dry it out and we stay dry for the entire weekend. and then for the work week and then for the next weekend and beyond that, it is dry, a dry forecast. so future rain totals are not impressive. in san francisco, 14, 100's of an inch in the north bay about a half an inch. and you know what? that

actually is enough to cause rises in the creeks and streams of the north bay. everywhere else. not terribly impressive. forecast highs today mainly in the 50's and 60's low 60's at that. so here's the outlook. dry weather now overnight tonight into tomorrow we get the rainfall. it's soggy friday and then we turn things around our outlook for the next 6 to 10 days. and then in january, 11th dry, drier than normal temperatures. so we've got quite a spell of weather ahead. you'll get a chance to dry out john. >> our hearts and prayers continue to go out to the victims. families. and the city of new orleans were resilient. and as i stated on yesterday, my focus in terms of a priority has been on our victims. the investigation is still active and absolutely under the fbi's leadership. >> emotional words coming from new orleans. mayor latoya

cantrell. just a day after 15 people were killed during an attack on the new orleans french quarter new year's day. dozens of other people were also hurt. this morning, the fbi gave an update saying they believe the suspected attacker acted alone in response. mayor cantrell says bourbon street will be reopened today ahead of the sugar bowl. officials also say the city will see an increase in federal law enforcement presence for mardi gras and today's bowl game. here at home. governor newsom says the state threat assessment center is on high alert. kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> we checked in with local law enforcement. we heard back from a san francisco oakland and san jose police who are all monitoring the tragic situation in new orleans and all say while there is no credible threats in their cities, the public is advised to stay vigilant. >> new year's celebrations turned into terror in new orleans as a truck plowed into people on the famed bourbon

street killing at least 15 people, injuring at least 30 the city of new orleans was impacted by a terrorist attack. the fbi is investigating the attack as an act of terrorism. investigators recovered and islamic state group flag and said the truck driver with a u.s. citizen from texas. he was killed in a shootout with police. 3 of our officers. >> engage this care roast. who shot at them? 3 of the officers returned fire. those officers did not run in fear. new orleans police chief anne kirkpatrick, who also used to be oakland's police chief, says the officers are recovering. the fbi believes the driver did not act alone. meantime, back in the bay area. >> it's scary. >> the news of the attack is on people's minds like cody larkin in many boston. it's really scary. and it's at 7. we. >> live in a place where this is something that we have to think about. honestly, one of the first that's a had was when i was just how many people are out celebrating now, it just makes me more

anxious about crowds just now going through any type of really crowded space. i'm thinking of days is going to be targeted because there's a lot of people here. it's not it's not going to governor gavin newsom's office released a statement in response to the new orleans attack reads in part, quote, the state threat assessment center is on heightened alert closely, coordinating and sharing information with partner law enforcement agencies and a governor gavin newsom adds while there is. >> are no credible threats directed at california events. >> cal oes urges all californians to remain vigilant while attending public events our local law enforcement agencies echoing the governor's remarks and are asking the public to always report any suspicious activity in the newsroom. gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> warmer at the aig agent. rick smith says feelings of concern among the public are exactly what these attacks trying to accomplish, stopping people from living their daily lives. he says it acts like this on a busy street should put agencies in every big city on heightened alert.

>> you know, it's one of those. it's a soft target. street bourbon street in new orleans. and it's a you know, it's difficult to prevent a terrorist attack on a soft target like that. you can you can strengthen security different, you know, embassies military installations. street is really difficult. >> as for the suspect, smith says the fbi is now looking and finding out who else may have been working with him and how he got radicalized in the first place. this year. the irs is implementing few new rules. shannon behnken is here to give us the breakdown. >> stimulus checks during the pandemic offered a much needed financial boost to many families. but others were left out and were unable to fix the mistake with the irs. well, that could be changing if you didn't receive one or more stimulus checks that you qualify for. be on the lookout

at the mailbox because the irs says you might be receiving a stimulus check of up to $1400. the irs says this is part of their efforts to distribute around 2.4 billion dollars to taxpayers who failed to claim a recovery rebate credit on their 2021. tax returns as many as 1 million taxpayers are set to receive these payments. now, changing gears. if you are a small business owner or freelancer who uses payment platforms like venmo and paypal, this is for you tax reporting requirements are changing and depending on how much money you made, the irs will now require these payment companies to issue a tax form 10 99 k detailing earnings income thresholds will then gradually decrease over the next few years for the 2024 tax year, the irs will require businesses to report income from third-party payment apps

if it exceeds $5,000 annually, that amount will drop to 2520. 25 and by 2026, any income over $600 will need to be reported. starting may 7th, a real id driver's license or identification card. >> will be required to board domestic flights and enter federal facilities. the changes require licenses and state-issued id's to meet certain security protocols. some travelers they already have the id compliant document and not do it. states have been issuing them for years. a gold or black star on a state issued id passes as a real id. well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news. >> the christmas season is officially over. so it may be time to take down the decorations. we have tips on what you should do with your tree. and after the break, ford is recalling hundreds of trucks, the battle that it's impacting and the potential dangers.

>> happening now, ford recalls hundreds of thousands of f series trucks over flawed fuel. pups. the car manufacturing company saying its recall that more 100 more than 295,000 diesel engine trucks from its f series line with potential fuel pump issues could cause a loss of power. the recall includes 2020 to 2022. ford super duty f 2 50's 3 50's for 50's 5, 5600 models as well as 2021 to 2022. f 6.50, and 7.50, models. ford is not aware of

any accidents or injuries. the company says it's dealers will update the powertrain control module software, free of charge. 21 states increase their minimum wage on january first, including california, california's minimum wage increase to 616, 50 per hour in 2025. and some cities will have even higher rubble. higher raises in minimum wage. dry january has become more popular as americans look to shine alcohol during the month to make up for drinking during the holidays. the alcohol industry has figured out a way to adapt to the sober season by making non-alcoholic beverages. there are many apps to help with dry january, including tried right? i am sober and drinkers helpers, which helps match you with a group of people who are also staying dry. well, your health, the highly contagious norovirus is on the rise

nationwide. the cdc reports that cases of norovirus commonly known as the stomach flu are higher this season than the previous years. the infection is characterized by impacts to the stomach. but fever, headaches and body chills can also occur. the illness is most common with children under the age of 5. but with the cold weather keeping people inside, officials warn that contamination can spread to all age groups. >> exposure can really happen in many instances and that's be direct person-to-person contact with a person who is infected with norovirus. that can be, you know, preparing handling eating food that's been contaminated with norovirus. if you are starting to feel better and you have to, you know, maybe go to work, could be around other people. washing your hands is going to be, you know, the most effective way to prevent the spread of infection. >> it's highly recommended that you wash your hands at 20 seconds multiple times a day and call out sick in go to the doctor. if you do happen to experience symptoms. still

ahead, the forty-niners will have a new quarterback at the helm for the season finale on sunday. >> and ross talks about this last minute. switch up.

welcome back. we're on top of breaking news this morning in the last 20 minutes, san francisco police confirmed. >> that one person was killed and another hurt from a shooting in the bernal heights neighborhood. you're taking a live look right now at the area near the allegheny farmers market right off of tompkins avenue and near allegheny boulevard. you can see a road shut down with the red tape and officers investigating that area.

officers told her photographer on scene that though, be providing an update on the situation soon. we'll keep you updated as we learn more. but again, we do have confirmed report of one person passing away at the scene with those updates. still to come. well, it is 10, 30 now and the second day of january looking pretty good. but we do have a bit of a switch up on the way. come tomorrow in your forecast. kathy trafton with a look. >> and you're correct, sir. it is going to be very different tomorrow than it is today. today. it's beautiful. got some clouds. we've got some blue skies. it's dry conditions. it won't straight. stay dry, too terribly long because of the big changes that are coming our way. but if you're looking outside right now, say from temple pious and you think see air quality doesn't look so great. looks a little weird. well, you're right. it is only moderate air quality in many spots across the bay area, not everywhere, but a lot of yellow dots in this image shows will have important quality, partly because of

pollution from cars. some of the fireworks that went off causing pollution, of course, smoke burning. the fireplaces that'll do it too. temperatures out the door right now mainly in the 50's and some 60's are breaking through now. >> the weather beginning 2025 and a number 2, it's dry weather continues. dry. >> until overnight tonight and then things change. we get the rain drops coming in first to the north bay and then widespread across the entire bay area. but its light rainfall and the dry weather pattern continues. and once again into the weekend and then we continue the dry weather through the workweek into the next week and beyond. so we're definitely for some dry conditions. definitely. drier than normal. john, back to you. >> 10 32 and in developing news this morning, at least 3 people are dead in honolulu after a large new year's eve fireworks blast. emergency crews arrived to what they described as a chaotic scene just after midnight on new year's nikki schenfeld has the

latest. >> videos captured the horrific moments as the clock struck midnight. exactly. it will win that everything went off. that's when the big was exactly at 12 was deputy. >> and then i knew it was bad because just by to my house with at the old jealousy windows 8 rather, and i've never had that before. i looked in and people screaming stuffing. everybody was everywhere. >> officials say 2 women were dead on arrival and more than 20 were taken to the hospital in critical condition. vice as neighbors quickly assisted alcohol wipes and water bottles were seen littered across the streets. >> honestly, looked like good. the injuries looked like it was in a war zone. the first ambulance pulled in. it wasn't just for 6 patients. it was. >> 5 and then 10 and then 15 and then early estimates were at least 20 patients and all very, very severely injured from critical burns pleading

for help surrounding initial ambulance. he says it's standard for ems to set up triage for a mass casualty incidents. what was >> significant about this event is there were just so many in the red category of the 21. >> patients transported to hospitals. most of them were consider redder critical homes and cars across the street damaged. windows blown out. one woman took us inside of her home to show us her cracked ceiling and said all of the photos fall to the ground. a 12 year-old told me her friend lives at that house and was calling out for her name for help saying she couldn't feel her leg. she hasn't received an update sense. governor green says another patient is on life support, donating their organs and he's worried for another child who is also in critical condition over half of the people that are in the hospital probably going to have vice left transforming injuries with burns disability. there will be limits last they

>> you know, they got to stop. this is not a this is actually a bomb and it becomes a war zone with what you're looking at behind me is a war zone. >> 10 34 now gilroy. police are asking for the public's help in identifying these 2 women who they say stole a wallet from a car last month. police say the women, the woman took the wallet and a cellphone from the victim's car while they were parked visiting a loved one at a cemetery. the suspected thieves used the stolen credit cards to make purchases at various businesses in gilroy. if you recognize this woman, please call police. a group of men from richmond was arrested in calaveras county over the weekend for allegedly stealing from an illegal large-scale marijuana growing house. the calaveras county sheriff's office says the bus led deputies to the group with several 55 gallon trash bags filled with marijuana. they found it was likely stolen given that it was recently cut and the burglary tools were

found. deputies also found the shed where the illegal grow was happening and they found nearly 800 plants valued over $315,000. now for bay area football head coach kyle shanahan announced the season's officially over for forty-niners quarterback brock purdy, which means he'll miss the season finale game against the arizona cardinals due to his right elbow contusion suffered on monday night's game kron four's. ben ross has the details. start at the pro level with the forty-niners getting ready for their final game of the season at arizona on sunday. the season to forget for kyle shanahan and company a year after making it to the super bowl. the niners are just 6.10. they've battled the injury bug all season long. so why should this last week be any different? our erin wilson explains. >> it is official. brock purdy season has come to an end. he will not be participating in the week. 18 matchup. this is all due to elbow contusion

that he suffered in the detroit lions matchup on monday night. that said with brock purdy out, it will be joshua dobbs who gets the start in this one. his first start of the season for the niners. many of his teammates actually excited to see joshua dobbs out there at the helm for them when it comes to this matchup against the cardinals on the road as do work, that we have offseason that we worked out, the whole offseason. >> i any quarterback, under perfect conditions out there like is a job. you put a face undecided about to get a start. done a great job for you know, or even more than point unless here. when we came town with arizona man he was a dynamic player, you know, obviously a winner for winner being able to go in a different organizations. and when they're on short notice. so, you know, i'm excited. friends great brenna. so. >> another been too good, guys. have kind of luck to

both those are 2 throughout the kind of little bit. 7 preseason. but they both i don't really good looks on scout team on this. but all the reps there, they're always ready. i mean, just they both prepare like they're going to be a starter every week. so they've been great, according to coach kyle shanahan, a hit of practice george kittle eyes in leonard floyd were expected to be a part of that bunch of guys that did not practice. >> however, once we were able to take the practice field in the open portion of practice, we saw all 3 of them out there on the field more than likely partial participants as they are dealing with injuries. but they were out there in uniform ready to practice. goes back to you guys in the studio. erin wilson at levi's. >> the golden state warriors will be hosting the philadelphia seventy-sixers tonight at chase center hoping to rebound from previous losses. the dems have lost 4 out of their last 5 games and 7 of their last night. and after a hot start, newcomer buddy hield has gone into a

shooting slump over the last 4 games. field is 5 for 29 from the field. for 21 from beyond the arc. still, steve kerr is confident but he will get it turned around. >> i believe you know, impact. i know what an impact, but he has on our team when he's making shots. we need body. so there's no thought of taking him out of the rotation. just about time helping him find his rhythm. then the whole team for that matter. and that's why. you know, i want to keep this rotation. i want to keep the starting lineup. i want to give this group a chance to to build some continuity momentum i have to help guys. now both as a group and individually find that that offensive flow. >> tipoff is at 7 tonight. now that the new year is here, people are beginning to take down their christmas trees. if you're ready to throw years out. kron 4 charles clifford has details on how to do so properly. >> well, the holidays are

over. and for most people, it's time to take down the christmas tree. but don't just dump it somewhere. most bay area trash collectors will take it away for residents in san jose, oakland and san francisco should place discarded christmas trees next to their trash and recycling bins on regularly scheduled pickup days tried remove all decorations and the stand completely clean. trees can be com posted. the trees that are flocked will be picked up but not compost. it trying leave the tree and the easily visible spot. if you have a large tree over 6 foot tall, it's cut it in half before leaving it along the curb. and san francisco are college. you will have separate crews out picking up christmas trees from january. 2nd through the 17th recalled. you says that during the first weeks of january, they will collect more than 300 tons of christmas trees. they want to compost as many of those as possible. just tremendous amount of material. >> we want to keep them all out of the landfill. trees come from the earth and we need to turned into compost so

we can. >> get him back to the depending on where you live. tree recycling and pickup options could vary. check with your local waste collector for specifics. if you live in an apartment complex or a multi-family dwelling, check with your property manager for details. and finally best not to wait too long. most waste companies will stop making a special effort to collect christmas trees by mid-january. after that left a chop it up. put it in your regular trash or compost bin in san mateo county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. a family in the east bay celebrating the first baby born in the bay area in 2025. >> more on this to come. plus, the hp says smuggling exotic animals. well, it's no monkey mpbusiness. we'll introduce you to the officers found in a bizarre traffic stop. >> well, the first part of january, the first part of 2025 is forecast to be dryer than normal and warmer than than normal and warmer than normal

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>> 10. 43 and we're on top of more breaking news. 3 people are hurt after a shooting in san francisco soma neighborhood. this happened on boardman plays off of bryant street just at the top of this hour, paramedics are treating 3 people who are suffering from gunshot wounds. it's not yet clear how serious their injuries are or what caused the shootings. we'll stay on top of this as we learn more. it's a mount diablo is expanding their free. discover diablo hikes and outings programs, including areas rarely seen by the public. the walnut creek based group offers free guided hikes, themed walks and other outdoor

activities. trail blazers of all ages and skill levels are welcome in 2025 the group will host a new stargazing event. a photography hike and an lgbtq+ hike with branching out adventures. rsvps are required for each event which will begin on january. 25th. the first snow survey of the new year is happening today in the sierra, the department of water resources will be measuring water content in the snowpack, which is a key indicator for water supply. the department says this survey will be one of over 260 conducted throughout the state. it's happening at phillips station, the event will also be live streamed on social media starting in just a few minutes at 11. we'll have early resort at lake tahoe is now reopened its lift for some for the first time since multiple skiers were her in an incident last week. fire officials say that 5 people fell 30 feet from the lift last monday and we're all taken to the hospital earlier this week. the resort posted

on x that the lift is now operating normally after a thorough inspection. >> and there's more good news for the skis. skiers because snowflakes are going to fall across the sierra nevada. >> they're going to get some more snow for the snow pack and some more fresh powder for skiers. 2 to 3 feet of snow are possible closer to home. here's a look at the transamerica pyramid for noticing how sort of murky the ere. what is because air quality is good to moderate this moderate air quality is probably due pollution from the cars. also do to some concerns from the fireplaces and also the fireworks. here's precipitation heading toward stretching down from the pacific northwest right across northern california, hitting us in the early hours of tomorrow morning in the wee hours starts to rain. rain across the entire bay area by midday. and then you've got snow in the sierras. so we're

in for a wet spell. but as night rain and my goodness, look quickly it goes away by around sunset so we're done with the rain. it's for a dry weekend. then we're looking for which to build in and even offshore winds. that means the winds blow from the land to the sea and that will keep things dry. not only for the weekend, but the work week and beyond future rainfall totals. impressive in eureka, but not so impressive around the bay area, although more than half an inch of rain can cause of prevent the creeks and streams to rise in the north bay. temperatures around 60 degrees pretty much wherever you are. san francisco right along the water's edge right along the bay shoreline. a little bit warmer than that. when you get down to san jose at 66 degrees and you can see as you move around the bay, it's upper 50's to low 60's just about everywhere and the forecast for the next 7 days looks dry today but not dry tomorrow. overnight rain, the van developed and it goes away quickly and then we're in for

some dry conditions and drier than normal weather for the next well, couple of weeks. how about that? you can put your umbrella way >> thanks so much, well, the city manager andrew moray has officially decided the city's new permanent police chief. meet the new police chief. jason todd is on your screen right now served for over 27 years with san jose's police department, including undercover investigations departments chief todd has been serving as interim police chief since november of 2022. and will officially take office in the coming week. in the east. bay crews put out an rv fire in newark. this happened monday on dumbarton street, as you can see, the rv was engulfed in flames. no one was hurt. no word yet on what started the fire. in the south bay. 2 people are without a home after a fire tore through a house in san jose. firefighters responded to the house fire on around noon wednesday on sharp avenue in the mayfair neighborhood.

fortunately, nobody was hurt. the red cross is working with the 2 adults who are displaced. the cause of the fire also under investigation. new this morning, agnes colletti, a holocaust survivor and the oldest living olympic gold gold medal winner has died. she passed this morning in budapest after being hospitalized in critical condition with ammonia on december. 25th. she wanted total of 10 olympic medals in gymnastics, including 5 golds for hungary in 1952. 1956. she survived the holocaust by assuming a false identity and working as a maid. she became the oldest gold medal winner at the age of 35. and then worked as a trainer and coach that was really olympic gymnastics team until the 90's. she was 103 years old. take a look at this. a dare chp made an unusual discovery earlier this week. and exotic monkey was found during a traffic stop. reporter briana

bias has the story. >> this story is absolutely bananas. madera chp conduct traffic stops all the time, but to stop someone for speeding and then find a monkey in the car. well, that was a first and exotic car toting an exotic animal. something you don't see every day. definitely a traffic stop with a twist. madera chp pulled over a 2022 rolls royce ghost monday night for speeding down state road. 99. what they found inside was wild. the driver had a maybe monkey attacks are clenched on his person. officials say the driver, 27 year-old said adel mohammed was driving under the influence and carrying mounds of marijuana. it's very important not to not see what the other issue in this traffic stop i mean, which is driving impaired. he says no one person needs that much marijuana and what muhammad definitely didn't need was the one month-old spider monkey clinging to his chest. spider

monkeys are illegal, cannot possess it is on the endangered species list. definitely to have him here in california. the madera county animal shelter took the little guy in overnight taking advantage of all the snuggle opportunities that we don't have what the monkey needed. as far as for for feeding, i want the best thing which is your common bananas. took offense to that. maybe banana food. any time they tried to take the spoon from him, about people. >> but no matter how adorable those big innocent eyes are. >> the shelter's director says smuggling and illegal animal is no monkey business. this is not where they should you know, that we should not be caring for these animals. they need to be in the in the in the wild. >> with nature with their of their own species. so as much as she loved making a new friend, she was glad to say goodbye tuesday morning as the department of fish and wildlife took him into state care. the suspect is now in jail and officials are taking the baby monkey to the oakland zoo to be looked after. >> they say he's in good hands

as he swings along to a safer home. >> if you're considering quitting smoking as your new year's resolution, a new study might just convince you to stick with it. researchers found that each cigarette someone smokes on average can take about 20 minutes off their life expectancy that equals about 7 hours of life lost per pack. researchers also say a person smoking 10 cigarettes a day who quit smoking on january. 1st could prevent the loss of a full day of life just by the 8th of the month. and by the end of the year, they could have avoided losing 50 days of their life expectancy. a family in the east bay welcomed the first baby born in the bay area in 2025. the san leandro medical center welcomed a beautiful baby girl at precisely midnight yesterday morning. her name is ray when james and she's exactly 8 pounds and 18 and a half inches. earlier yesterday we spoke with the couple who welcome little ray land as the birth was a bit of a surprise. >> we have no idea that she

was going to be born exactly. at 12 o'clock lake. and that was it right? yeah, i was part her due date was january 10. we're just i'm happy that everything went gray and kaiser was amazing. and their staff n. >> it was it was awesome. >> rae lynn will join 4 other sisters at home. our kron 4 family wants to wish ray allen's family a huge congratulations. we'll be right back. 10 55 will the new

year's a great time for a fresh start. but research finds most people abandon their resolutions by the second friday in january. according to new data from the associated press, more than half of u.s. adults say they will make at least one resolution for 2025. with roughly 3 in 10 adults making those resolutions for exercising and healthier eating to stay on track with your goals. psychologists recommend keeping them small. and if you're not sure where to start, consider marking a new intentions and activities you're familiar with. what party goers in san francisco starting the new year in style at the city's longest running new year's day celebration. the 25th annual breakfast of champions block party kicked off yesterday with music aerial performances, our and food. you go county. >> i miss that when i had to work. yeah. also had hey, that looks super fun and i'm sure a lot of people there maybe wiping their a plea from new year's day. but solid start to

the year. there. well, check out this driven by either desire, a lapse in a reason to be pray that you don't that that's me right thank you so much for recognizing also be right between those 2 participants arrived early to the arrest report whole on bethel island for the 45th frozen been run in this annual tradition. revelers volunteered to brave the cold waters by water skiing by noon 20 skiers that already completed the course. would you be out there doing don't think i'm just getting cold thinking about that kid has learned though he is bundled up. he's got the wet he's he was ready. just don't you know, would be a good one to go out there be beautiful. we've got temperatures in the 50's and even the low 60's mid-sixties. it's beautiful today and >> beautiful overnight tonight into tomorrow yeah, there's a borrowed hours. yeah. well, thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow.

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