nesbitt was at the scene today where family members talked about what they believed happened. >> san francisco police say today's shooting was an isolated incident and there's no threat to the public. the father, the man who was killed says his son shot himself after shooting 2 others had to that. anthony thomas was in tears while police investigated the home where he says his son, antoine thomas, was shot and killed according to thomas, the 24 year-old shot himself after shooting his one and a half year old son and the child's mother. is >> for for some strange i i i i didn't i didn't get a chance to make it here. time. stop it. now he's gone. >> police were called to the residence on tompkins avenue. san francisco just after 08:00am thursday for reports of a shooting responding. officers found a man and woman injured. the man died at the scene and the woman was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. a toddler connected to the

shooting in bernal heights was also taken to the hospital. >> poplar suffering from a gunshot wound was transported to a local hospital. injuries are non life threatening at this time? and it was possibly related to the incident that occurred here on the 1000 block of tompkins avenue. police say the shooting was an isolated incident and were on scene for several hours collecting evidence. >> though the relationship between the man woman and toddler were not confirmed by police. the man's father says his son was dealing with bullying prior to the shooting and for most of his life, i guess you could take it. you were telling me about a lot of living in incidents. >> so saw the bullies out you you're going to get your day one day. the ability fully believe the people who not of of the virus. >> they they should and shouldn't do that. if you or anyone, you know, is struggling with suicidal thoughts, you're encouraged to call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 9, 8, 8, reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>> thank you, rob. about 2 hours after that shooting, another shooting, it was in the city's soma neighborhood. 3 people were injured. there have been about 10 o'clock this morning on bryant street between 6th and 7th. police say they later arrested a woman on high street about 5 minutes away. no word yet on the victim's condition. temperatures goes incoming mayor daniel lurie has created a new position in his administration. it's called the chief of public safety mayor elect named former sfpd commander paul. yep. to the new position lori's office says the safety chiefs primary focus will be on neighborhood safety, but will also address street behavior, emergency preparedness and response. >> you know, sleeves gets worked. court date departments. you know, start with the fentanyl crisis and get moving on that. is just possible terror first responders. fully staffed for

the departments leverage on those resources and identify the community's needs. and you know, it's good see that, say that were proper. >> san francisco had 33 homicides in 2024, which is down 34% compared to the prior year. police chief bill scott has recently said san francisco is already one of the safest big cities in the country. >> oakland seeing a wave of violence at the start of the new year tonight, we are learning that 2 people were killed in shootings yesterday. that makes a total of 5 people dead in separate incidents between new year's eve and new year's day. the most recent shooting it happened about 6 o'clock last night on 65th avenue. the victim was taken to the hospital where they later died earlier in the day. police say a 32 year-old father showed up to work on 24th avenue and was shot and killed. this comes just a day after 3 people were killed. 2

of those victims in shootings, the other victim in the stabbing. no arrests have been made in any of the incidents. now at 6, 2, people are dead, at least 18 injured after a plane crashed into a building in fullerton in southern california are looking at video of the moment here when it crashed. happened about 2 o'clock this afternoon next to the fullerton municipal airport. you can see big hole in the building's roof. crews worked to put out the fire that was caused by the crash. not clear what caused that plane to crash in the first place. and we will update story on air and online as we learn more information. as the days get colder. the last thing you might want to hear is that it's going to cost more to heat your home right? >> join the club. but as kron four's dan kerman reports, that is exactly what pg e customers are facing. now that we're in the new year. >> the cost of using gas in your home is going up this month. pg e says expect to pay

an average of $9 more a month on average compared to last month. those on discounted rates will see a $7 hike. >> we've got to fix a broken system where there are no limits to how much >> he didn't. can ask for an increase how many times a year and no limits to how many times the public utilities commission can say yes, martone is with the utility reform network. >> he says basic gas and electric service has become unaffordable for many in california. and it's time the legislature's set limits. if you think your bills are too high. >> every month when you get your bill. >> collier assembly member called a state senator called the governor call public utilities commission. >> let them know you want the bills to go down. it will actually be less expensive for customers to turn their lights on this month. regular

customers will see electric bills go down an average of a dollar a month compared to last month. well, those and discounted rates will see their average monthly bill go down $8.50, pacific gas and electric points out that that dollar decrease compared to last month is actually an $11 decrease compared to january of last year. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> all right. well, it is been cool overnight. certainly taking a live look here at the golden gate bridge shows on second real the day of january. i mean, lourdes look at that. >> i know yeah, it just amaze. and the bay area. sometimes you just kind of look around and say. >> i can't believe that loves looks like a baby. that's kind of what we have out there tonight as we're getting ready for what looks like. >> maybe the last significant rain we've seen quite some time as we're going to see a whole change in the weather pattern now. but what a gorgeous evening toward the golden gate bridge all lit up. the traffic headed across right now on now. those towers looking amazing outside. today

was a nice day out there to temperatures begin to cool down. if we had a lot of numbers moving up well into the sixties today, it is now 56 degrees in san francisco. 56 also in oakland, 57 in san jose. 53 and cooling down now in the 55 in concord and santa rosa. so, yeah, right now we're remain dry. a couple high clouds begin to move in. but well, that rain is just kind of knocking at the door again. but this could be it. we may not see much more rain after this for at least a couple of weeks. so this storm system. yeah, let's enjoy this one. malik comes through, unfortunately, looks like it's coming through right for the morning commute. but if you're headed out this evening, yeah, just grab a light jacket. if you're headed out, this going to be little bit cool out there. the clouds going to get a role in a bit later tonight. but staying dry through midnight, more rain is on the way, though. we'll talk more about that and focus on that storm coming up in just a few minutes. alright learns new details tonight on the new year's truck attack. >> in new orleans, the fbi says that the driver action alone winning rammed into a crowd of visitors on bourbon street, killing 14 people and

injuring dozens. >> authorities say the 42 year-old driver who was an army veteran from texas, went on social media hours before this saying he was inspired by the islamic state group in expressed a desire to kill. this was an act of terrorism. it was premeditated and evil act. the fbi says the driver was 100% inspired by isis. police say guns and explosives were found in the area. the driver was killed during a shootout with police. bourbon street is back open tonight with yellow blockades, local police and heavily armed homeland security officers. earlier today we spoke with former fbi agent rick smith. he talked about the attack in new orleans and whether he thought the bay-area was ready to respond to a similar situation. >> the authorities in san francisco are used to these big demonstrations. these big events and they're very much a

custom so for security to it. so i mean, i think there's it's a secure city. the only thing lacking, as i mentioned, is absence. biden played the to joint terrorism task force. >> and we're also following some developing news out of las vegas where authorities have identified the person they say was behind the cyber truck explosion outside trump tower. 7 people were hurt. authorities say a 37 year-old colorado springs man was responsible. authorities also say that he was an active duty green bray and had been approved to be on leave at the time of the explosion. police say he shot himself in the head before the car blew up. authorities say they also found several fireworks in the truck. officials say that they are looking into both domestic and international leads as well as forensic evidence. the numbers are in from the chp has maximum enforcement period over new year's and officers

say that they arrested more than 100 people. 84 of them for dui issued more than 2400 citations and towed more than 120 vehicles. thankfully, no reports of any deadly crashes. >> and you say there they were recording with the phones in north bay family's roof and ceiling. kate did during last month's brainstorm christmas eve. >> plus, an effort now underway in the south bay to remove homeless encampments from nearby waterways. officials decided stay and who has to leave. >> california researchers conduct the first snow survey of the year. so where does our snowpack staff snowpack staff >> capitol corkery is looking to add a pizza oven,

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>> now at 6, a pregnant woman killed on new year's day after a head-on crash in gilroy. it happened just after 6.30, last night on leaves lee road near new avenue to chp says a man speeding when he veered into another lane and crashed head-on into the car that the pregnant woman was in. officers believe alcohol may be a factor. they're asking anyone with info or dash cam video of the crash to give them a call. >> tonight we are learning the name of the woman who was hit and .illed on san francisco's great highway. police have identified her as 68 year-old challen. melissa lay. the crash happened last week. a new low, a street. police say that the driver is cooperating with authorities, according to a gofundme page set up by her

daughter, les suffered from dementia and would wander out of her house on to the great highway. the area where the crash happened is set to shut down after voters approved measure k in november. >> the south bay, there's a new effort underway to remove problematic homeless encampments and all the mess here. this is especially along waterways. they're concerned about cut force. charles clifford reports. >> the santa clara valley water district manages 300 out of 800 miles of waterways, creeks and streams across the valley. starting today, they're launching a new effort to clean up some of the most troublesome homeless encampments. the santa clara valley water district estimates that about 700 people are living in encampments on district property starting january second, the district is going to put each of those camps into either a high or low priority category. they're also launching an educational campaign to let people know where they stand. camps that have a small footprint about 12 foot by 12 foot and are

creating an environmental or safety hazard and don't cause any access or operational problem for the water district will be considered low priority. those people will be allowed to stay in their camps until they find a place to move to camps that are obstructing access to flood protection or water facilities that pose a safety risk to district staff or the public or are creating an environmental hazard will be considered high priority. the district says they will try to work with those people to improve the conditions of their camp to make them low priority. but if improvements aren't made, the district could eventually move in and remove the camp. the idea is to educate the public first and only remove a camp when it's absolutely necessary. >> we don't want to nor do we have the ability to just go out and sweet pollen count. it's everywhere. we want to encourage good behavior so that we don't have to at the very many encampments. and but but it's to the valley. water will take action when we need to to to to remedy the most

egregious environmental and safety. and that if the decision is made to remove a camp, the district says they will provide 72 hours notice before the cleanup work begins. >> they will also try to find housing or shelter for those impacted and try to find storage space for any personal belongings. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. let's take a peek outside over san francisco. beautiful shot of the city and be careful at the beaches. yeah, lawrence, here to bring us up to speed. yeah, it's been rough on during winter. we've had these large storms out over the middle of the civic and they've been generated some big-time waves and i think we're see another round of some large waves. dangerous waves moving along the coastline. as we've got yet another powerful storm rolling in across the pacific. that storm likely bring some rain to bay area right now. what a beautiful night we've got outside looking down from our mount tam cam looking good out there. 1st, half of the night should be plenty dry. enjoy. get out there now fun. but after that, things change the storm system all the way for northern california, bringing the rain really toward erie. can crescent city

right now, but it's going to be sagging south throughout the night tonight. rain is going to picking up early tomorrow morning for 5 o'clock in the morning. starting to see that moving in the north bay and then kind of city across the bay area. looks like right around the commute time. if you have to one, those folks headed back toward work. but right now you see that big area of low pressure spinning off the coastline of these storms than wrapping up on the middle of the pacific. and as those winds blow over the open waters and what we call the faction, that is they blow across. they can generate some large. well, some now we're talking about some big-time swells, maybe 15, maybe 25 feet moving in along the coastline for tomorrow. we're gonna see those wave really kind of building into the weekend as well. be careful. even surface going to be extra careful, rip tides, going to be running very strong. of course, a lot of the surfers out of mavericks have been enjoying those larger waves rolling along the coastline. all right. here comes that storm system as we head in toward early on friday morning. there's you. commute 08:00am. you see that rain pockets light to moderate amounts of rain rolling in across the bay area. kind of moving right through about the middle of the day sagging in the south by as we south as we

head toward about noon and then moving out of town in the afternoon, then that maybe it we may not see any rain for quite a while. after that, we're going to really dry things out. tomorrow, if you're headed out about bring that umbrella with you in a light jacket is going to be cool out there. temperatures going to be the 50's in the san francisco say with oakland expect some rain more scattered light showers in the parts of the south bay. but that may be it for the rain. will talk more about that coming up in just a little bit. all right, lawrence, we've got some good news to report on california's snowpack, new measurements for the state department of water resources show that it's slightly above average for this time of year. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, just take a look at all of the snow at elevations, 6800 feet. it's a site. researchers with the california department of water resources say they want to see, but they remind us that this is just the beginning of the season and they make clear we need way more where this came from. if you're looking at the california department of water resources for snow survey of 2025.

>> the results show in california snowpack stands at 110% of average for this time of year. and 39% of average of where we should be by april. first, i feel pretty good for today and you're icing as the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 9 inches and the snow depths 10 to 24 inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricultural areas and your faucet. so far this season. rice and says things are looking promising thanks to mother nature. we have had a good series of storms that have got is a good portion of the way. but he notes that really applies just to the northern sierra region. in fact, this data from the state shows the northern sierra snowpack is more than 160% of average for this time of year.

but the central sierra is much less at 94%. and the southern sierra is even worse at 75%. southern california, which doesn't have as many mountains there. they're very dry. >> so we do need more storms regardless to fill our reservoirs and build our snow pack for that april. first date. >> all of it coming after governor gavin newsome made a stop to this very area last spring. his message then take a deep breath this year. but don't quadruple not a time in your shower. it was. then he unveiled this plan that want to connect natural waterways with manmade storage, all in hopes of capturing more water before it goes to the ocean. today, though, the focus here is on the months ahead. months rising says will be key for california's snowpack each we're expecting to increase. >> and every day that we don't get something, our numbers going to drop it snow pack is a good chunk of our water supply. so we'd like healthy snow. >> and the california department of water resources will continue to conduct snow

surveys at the beginning of every month through april. we should have a much better idea about the state's long-term snowpack outlook. then reporting at the phillips station elevation, 6800 tom wallace kron 4 news. >> thanks a time after the break. if you've been. >> driving an ev solo, the carpool lane, time to make carpool lane, time to make some changes.

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fresh 12 ounce bags of market side. it's called market side rather broccoli florets officials say that bags that are past the best if used by date or possibly contaminated. they say even if you kept the bags in the freezer, throw them out immediately. the company says no illnesses, though, have been reported. the program that allows 0 emissions vehicles with one person in the car. carpool lane, it's set to expire this year. governor newsom signed legislation in september that extends the clean air vehicle decal program until 2027. but that actually can't happen unless federal officials approve it. caltrans says more than 1 million california drivers use the program. if the legislation does not pass, it will expire in september of this year. a federal appeals today overturned last year's fcc vote. that resorted certain net neutrality rules prohibiting internet service

providers from blocking or throttling internet traffic while boosting other sit%s that pay extra fees. a net neutrality rules were put in place under former president obama back in 2015. but later repealed under president elect trump's first term in 2017 supporters of net neutrality say that the rules are necessary ensuring a fair and open internet. well, critics claim that they would only expand government control over the internet. >> still ahead on the news at 6. >> preparations are underway for former president jimmy carter's funeral will take closer look at those also more on the effort to get fentanyl off our streets and then president biden confirmed more than 200 federal judges today.

>> tonight we're hearing from of allay family whose roof collapsed during last month's rain. that system brought heavy rain a lot of winds to the bay just before christmas in this kron four's gayle ong reports this family is now just over. well, it. >> terrifying moments as a homes. families ceiling collapsed on the night before just crashed. >> right live in one of those devastating. mean, being, you know, it's just amazing to see they look really devastating, especially for our girls, robert and latasha homes as daughters noticed a bubble on the ceiling and notify their parents right away. as soon as i seen i was like a scene and start reading all that stuff out of there. wasn't rise. >> roundabouts heart do down

as soon as that. the word out of step back. >> states are about 12, 30, about 1 o'clock one i just heard michael bang on the house. and i was like so of it. i realized it was a storm that storm door remained open in december. at the time there was a series of storms aiming for the bay area that brought days of rain and gusty winds. have a kind of tension in the area almost 2 weeks later, the homes family has been trying to live around the damage right here. >> fill >> that's a big hole. it is not cuckoo clock is throwing actual the family in good spirits. robert worked in construction and was able to make temporary repairs. but the cost has been overwhelming. setting the family back about $3,000. part of >> just trying to hold on. i'm depleting all. >> mark for the family is

raising money to repair their dream home. they bought in 2019. i'm just grateful our family is protected that were wall. one unit. >> and we're alive and we're well, we're healthy. we just think everyone has reached out to us. and a host family really appreciates it. we truly do. in vallejo, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> yeah, there's a lot of rain coming down at that point. looking out at the golden gate bridge right now, things are dry for the moment. >> yeah. and the family wants them to be dry for many yeah. while they try to get that loud and i think what we're going to get a nice stretch of some dry weather kind of unusual january, right? usually get maybe a week or so. this may be about 2 weeks. >> of some dry weather, but we've got one more storm coming that will come later on tonight and tomorrow. some more rain on the way. >> more snow in the high country. of course. a nice snow survey today for much of the sierra nevada southern tier. yeah, a little iffy still, but there's going to be more snow coming. temperatures in around the tahoe area right noyo