>> for for some straight news i get a chance to make it here. one time, stop it. and now he's gone. now the problem morning news, it the police are investigating a shooting just 2 days into the new year. >> is a man is while a woman and a toddler lost her. plus,

we're hearing from the north bay family thereafter their home came crashing down on this missed. talk more about why this happened. and a new year new price hike pg e says a gas bill is going to be a little more expensive in the new year. talk more about that coming up. well, different morning. and they keep going with this bright and early here on january. 3rd. >> it's a brand new year and today i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, we've been talking about it throughout the week. the weather is going to take a sharp change today. kathy trafton tracking that rain. good morning, cathy. good morning, renay. you have definitely been paying attention. you get an a plus. >> this is the view predawn hours. berkeley hills and the very first friday of the brand new year. what is it bringing us rain? okay. we've been dry for a few days but look at the precipitation. has a big of

subtropical moitture heading right up to the pacific northwest. bringing rain to them and look at that last frame starting to encroach on the north bay. so the weather for today is the first friday has widespread rain across the bay area. so bring your umbrella start to the northway first. it works its way southward and there's a high surf advisory in effect from 09:00pm to 03:00am. and we per sneaker waves. but the dry weather returns soon enough of that comes in later tonight into tomorrow into the first weekend of 2025. and beyond. we'll talk about how much rain more about the surf advisory and more about the dry weather. how long that might last coming up in weather. >> easy out things are slick and what you don't want to speak to it. 7 minutes on the bay bridge, richmond, somerville, 7 and the golden gate bridge. a 20 minute ride. the top story this morning. just 2 days into the new year,

san francisco police investigating 2 shootings. one of them resulted in a man being killed and a woman and a toddler hurt kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke with family members as we talked about what they think 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 grow to after 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 to his >> 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 bullying incidents. >> so, john, the bullies out you you're going to get your day one day. above the 2 who bully bully the people who who is not of this of the valdez. >> 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. >> well, about 2 hours after that incident, another shooting broke out and hurting 3 people in soma. it happened around 10 yesterday morning on bryant between 6 and 7 street near san francisco. police say they later arrested a woman on high street about 5 minutes away. we don't have any word yet on the victim's condition. and san francisco's incoming mayor daniel lurie has created a new role in his administration, is called the chief of public safety. mayor, let naming former sfpd commander paul. yep. to that new position lori's office says the safety chiefs primary focus. it's going to be a neiohborhood safety street behavior, emergency preparedness and response. >> you know, we're all of sleeves gets worked coordinate departments. you know, start with the fentanyl crisis and get moving on that. just possible terror first responders. fully staffed for

the departments leveraging those resources and identify the community's needs. and you know, it's good see that set say that were proper. >> san francisco saw 33 homicides last year. that's down. 34% compared to the year before police chief bill scott has already said the san francisco is one of the safest big cities in the country. oakland now seeing a wave of violence at the start of the new year. yesterday we learned 2 people were killed in shootings. that makes a total of 5 people dead in separate incidents between new year's eve new year's day. most recent shooting happened around 6 wednesday night on 60th avenue. thvicm taken to the hospital where they died earlier in the day. police say 32 year old father showed up to work 24 avenue. it was shot and killed. this comes just a day after 3 people were killed. 2 of those victims in the shooting, the other victim in a stabbing. no arrests have been made in any of those incidents. oakland police say if you have any information, please reach out.

meanwhile, fire crews battled a building fire in downtown oakland thursday evening. officials say this happened at 1900 rally. fire officials think it might have started in a trash chute, but the cause is still being investigated. more than 50 firefighters responding to the fire. luckily, there were no reports of any injuries. happening today opens fire chief now speaking out against the proposed closure of fire stations last month the city council recommended closing as many as 6 stations to help balance a multimillion dollar budget deficit. oakland fire fighters are launching a public education campaign. they're hoping residents are going to help them stop. the oakland city council closing 2 stations this month possibly for more in the spring. the chief is expected to talk today at a news conference at 12 15 this afternoon. developing news of royal family describing the moments the roof collapsed the night before christmas as kron four's gayle ong reports. the

family now has a lot of damage to deal with. >> a 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 barber, all 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 i see one and start reading all that stuff out of there. wasn't rise. >> roundabouts heart do it down. as soon as out a stab at it. >> states are about 12, 30, about 1 o'clock and i just michael bang on the house and i was like so of it in and i realize 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 bucket kind of catching the area. almost 2 weeks later, the homes family has been trying to live around the damage right here. >> is. feel >> 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. >> all my 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. >> well, in the east bay, berkeley, police now

investigating an attempted kidnapping. this happened around 7. 25 yesterday in the area of 9th and addison street, right near university. police say a woman was walking with son when a man and a woman in a white van pulled up next to them and tried to grab the child, the pan, the child. they were able to get away and they were not hurt. meantime, $1000 worth of welding machinery, stolen uc berkeley's richmond field station. you see police say that that happened sometime between december 27th in january. 2nd, this happened in building one. 28 approximately $30,000 worth machinery was stolen. you have any information, please contact. you see police. it's already going to cost you a little more to stay warm sch lars dan kerman reports pg e customers are facing a new rate hike in the new year. >> along with bridge tolls and bart fares, bay area residents will also see gas bills going up this month. pacific gas and electric says compared to last month, the cost of using gas in your home will go up and average of $9 a month while

those on discounted rates will see a $7 increase, it will actually be less expensive for customers to turn on their lights. regular customers will see electric bills go down 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. >> we've got to fix a broken system where there are no limits to how much. >> he didn't. can ask for an increase is 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. i know that the legislature is working very hard to come up with bill affordability. cottages. >> but they need to hear from

more people that this is important. pacific gas and electric points out while electric bills are down a dollar compared to last month. >> on average, they are down $11 compared to this time last year. dan kerman kron, 4 news. i still have the problem morning news. >> if you've been driving ev solo in a carpool lane take in, it might time to make some changes. we'll tell you why was 2 people killed after a plane crashed into a warehouse. the latest on that investigation california.

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4 things to know today. >> a pregnant woman killed on new year's day after a head-on crash. in your ruling. this

happened just after 06:30pm, on levin, 0 right near new avenue. chp says a man was speeding when he veered into another lane crashed head-on into a car with a pregnant woman inside police thing. alcohol might have been a factor in that crash. and santa clara county water officials are cracking down on encampments right near waterways. officials say they're gonna work with people in encampments to try make them safer until they find shelter. but if conditions remain hazardous, they could remove the can't. with a 72 hour. notice a new woman sports bar opening in san francisco. ricky's will open on market street right near sanchez and the castro in the spring. the bar named after iki stretcher who opera clear in bars in san francisco. in santa cruz sentinel. and there this weekend, the portion of that pier that collapsed last month will be close to do. leaders are hold a ceremony saturday morning for that reopening.

>> and it's a very first friday of the brand new year. it's dry at sfo, but it's not dry everywhere. >> here's a storm heading right toward the pacific northwest, seattle, portland, eureka, getting rain and it's coming right down in the north face. we're starting to see some rain. it will be widespread today and surf is up 15, 18 to 25 foot waves generated by that storm and that's in effect through sunday in the wee hours of the morning. dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. if you're heading out the door right now, a lot areas in the 50's, a few upper 40's. so it's quite warm. but you still want to grab a jacket, a raincoat least, umbrella because here comes the storm. and you know what? it's bringing some snow to the sierra as well. you see it's fairly light rain and it'll be gone very quickly. look at that by tonight. we're drying out. we could see a few lingering post post final store raindrops but not a whole lot. then a ridge builds in and we are in for a dry spell. it's going to be maybe a week, maybe 2 weeks. so you

get the offshore flow. but in the meantime, in the sierra, yeah, they're going to get quite a bit of snow. maybe 4 to 8 inches at the lake level, but then maybe 8 to 16 inches a little higher. it's the snow and it's the wind may be 45 mile an hour winds at the lower elevations at the riches could be 100 mile an hour winds very tough driving conditions. the most rain falls in eureka, as you might expect. and across the bay area, we see moderate amounts of rain, but it goes by very quickly temperatures this afternoon in the 50's. and here's the 3 day forecast showing you. yes, it's rainy today, but we go toward partly cloudy skies to mostly sunny skies, beautiful conditions. here's your seven-day forecast showing it is dry once we get past tonight. so that's great news and dry conditions continue for the next couple of weeks through at least january. 12th right >> all right. let's get you rolling if you are going to be hitting the roads bay bridge 8 minutes. if you are going to

be hitting the richmond, sandra fell about 8 and the golden gate bridge. a 19 minute ride. developing news out of the east bay hilton hotel. they're going to open their second location in walnut creek in the spring. the hilton garden inn. he's got a welcome guest of 4.90, lawrence way. they're gonna have 124 outdoor pool, 113 parking spaces. well, they don't have an official open date just yet. the hotel. they are accepting reservations starting may 13th. the project years in the making was approved in 2018 after several public hearings. the new health add the 2 are going list of businesses moving into walnut creek. that original joe's sweet maple pinstripes adding to the city's resurgence in the new developments there. governor gavin newsom signed a law that will go into effect this year given cities little more tools to crack down on illegal sideshows assembly bill. 21 86 expands on a common roadway. law. the side show takes place in a parking lot. cars can be

impounded assembly bill. 1978 lets police impound cars. they deemed to be part of and encourage sideshow without having to take some money into custody. supporters of the bill say it will stop side shows going on to different locations on keep the roads safe. but critics say the bill a target. anybody with a car that happens to be close to a sideshow assembly bill. 30 85 clarifies and strengthens the ability of police to seize and cars extending that toward sideshows. lastly assembly bill. 28, 0, 7, clarifies that it sideshows also known as a street takeover, gives prosecutors more leeway in court. tragedy and a lack of workplace safety measures led one silicon valley lawmaker to ask for tighter regulations to protect their employees. sb 553, focuses on preventing violent incidents like that 2021 vta shooting when a transit employee killed a

co-worker. the vta started training employees. a house report, workplace violence and how management response and keys records. the new law also allows union leaders to file restraining orders against violent people on behalf of employees. the bill is modeled after a wellness center opened by the vta to provide treatment for employees. the families that were impacted by that 2021 shooting. a few hours from now congress. they're gonna start their new year. and already there's talk of a gridlock speaker mike johnson. he wants to remain speaker. you might not have enough votes to hold on to the gavel. washington gavel. washington correspondent some lot joins morning. renee. we're in a good morning to you. republicans have a lofty agenda for this next congress. >> they want to address things like immigration and taxes, government spending, but they can't do anything without a speaker. first speaker mike johnson has been meeting with republican holdouts trying to convince them to vote for him.

>> i republicans are forecast to enter the new congress with 219 seats in the house. democrats will have 215 meeting if speaker mike johnson wants to hold on to the gavel, he can likely only lose one republican unified and was done to kentucky republican congressman thomas massie tweeted his opposition adding, quote, we've seen johnson partner with the democrats to send money to ukraine, authorize spying on americans and blow the budget. another big question, mark, indiana republican congresswoman victoria spartz, president-elect donald trump endorsed mike johnson. he's the one that can win right now. the brasco republican congressman don bacon said on the hill on newsnation. most republicans are frustrated with the few opposed to speaker johnson. these people undermine our leadership and the vast majority of us who want to get things done. 2 years ago, house republicans took 15 votes to elect speaker kevin mccarthy. and months

later they voted to oust him over a deal he made with democrats. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> a three-week fight vaulted the relatively unknown. mike johnson to the speakership. the time for action is now. and republican senators have already chosen their leader that senator john thune from south dakota. >> now in the house, they'll need to speak or before they can for many committees before members can even be sworn in. they need to have a speaker reyna. alright bennett, thank you for that breakdown there. well, still ahead the kron, 4 morning news. >> mother opens up about how in killed her 2 children. we dig deeper into what is being done to try drugs off the streets. multi million dollar lawsuit settlement from apple after se

>> well, apple has agreed to pay 9 5 million dollars in a lawsuit settlement after the company was accused of using siri to eavesdrop. the proposed settlement was filed earlier this week out of oakland. it resolves a five-year lawsuit that claims apple with activate the virtual assistant to record conversations, lead recordings with even happen, people did not seek to activate siri. the lawsuit claims those conversations were then shared with advertisers the program that is allowing 0 emission cars and one person in the carpool lane set to expire this year covering some sunny legislation in september. that extends the clean air act. the decal program until 2027. but that can't happen unless

federal officials approve it. how tran says more than 1 million california drivers use the program. if the legislation doesn't pass, it will expire in september of this year. man in custody after police say he took over the driver's seat of a waymo. this happened yesterday morning in downtown l a police found a man in the car and refused to get out. the door finally opened. he was taken into custody. waymo has not said if he was customer or not. and the numbers are in from chp has maximum enforcement period over new year's police are saying they arrested more than 100 people. 84 them for dui issue more than 2400 citations and told more than 120 cars. thankfully, there are no reports of any deadly crashes. all right. still ahead, the proper morning news. >> santa cruz is iconic walk set to reopen this weekend after a partial collapse just before christmas. we'll have the details on that. the opening ceremony don't go anywhere. well. welcome

back to the kron. 4 morning news. we are 3 days into this new year already off to a good start. >> kathy, i was going to do some things outdoors day, but maybe i should hold well, if you like a few raindrops, maybe you could do it. it's not going to be a deluge. but rain is coming our way. good day to pull weeds because im. so i was so moist. >> beauty shot right here. telegraph hill coit tower. so pretty this time of day. but you know what? so far the air quality is not so good. it's moderate across much of the bay area. and you know how to cure that? yeah, it's the rain that should be helping us.

this is the weather going on it starting in the north bay. it's the first rain of 2025. and it's widespread but light. so it starts in the north bay works its way south throughout the day. if the storm kicks up a high surf advisory and that is in effect from 9 o'clock tonight until the early hours of sunday morning. and then the dry weather returns. and when you can do all your outdoor things starting tomorrow because it will be dry really after sunset, a few lingering showers, perhaps, but it will be dry. and then you can do all those wonderful things outside for the very first weekend of 2025. rain. >> a rolling out 9 minutes all-star. look a little misty and wet out there. richmond center fell bridge 7 and the golden gate bridge. 19 minutes happening today in the south bay, santa clara valley water district. they're going to start their efforts to remove problematic homeless encampments along waterways covers will. tran is live in san jose with more on that. good morning. well,

>> good morning, reyna. yes, they have a new ordinance in place that allows the santa clara valley water district to go along with those waterways all in the name of public health and safety to remove unhoused people. there are dozens, if not hundreds of in living along the waterways in san jose just because they can does not mean that they will. and the reason being they realize removing them will not solve the ongoing problem of homelessness in san jose is a problem not just in san jose but across the state. so what they plan to do is do public outreach to talk to the people at the very least, to make sure that the area, as is as clean as possible. ines, as small as possible. so debris and garbage and other things do not get into the water, which, of course, supplies millions of people in san jose with drinking and food and the things that they need to

survive. so they have to protect that. but this is an ongoing problem. so they will work with the city as well as homeless advocates to see what they can possibly do. again, the new law is on the books. it allows him to do so effective immediately. but it is a problem that they will continue to monitor homeless advocates and the santa clara valley water district. they agree on one thing. there has to be a long-term solution. >> back to all right. thank you for that. well, time now 5.31 and the synthetic opioid fentanyl. a lot cheaper than ever easier to find. and it's responsible for a surge in overdose deaths across the country. the drug is often called the invisible killer because the victims don't even know they're ingesting it. can't winter takes a look. the devastation it has left behind. >> 2 siblings with an unbreakable bond. >> 18 year-old tyler gordon and his younger sister, jenna.

16 sailed through life together. both we both loved music and both teens died in the bedroom of their homes in riverside county. 2 separate incidents from fentanyl related overdoses. got on my knees and begged pleaded with god begging him to take me instead to please save them. you know. >> and the fact i was in that position twice. you know, it's both of my kids. it's just it's surreal to me reading parents like tammy line, gordon are at the center of a deadly opioid crisis, crushing communities across america. >> line gordon son, tyler, passed away in 2020. he took what he thought was percocet, but it contained fentanyl that tyler purchased on snapchat. 10 months later, her daughter jenna, died after unknowingly taking counterfeit xanax that investigators told line gordon was pure fentanyl. neither one of them men to end up dead. most fentanyl shipments are trafficked into the u.s. from

mexico. this poison, this drug that's coming in from the o% cartels is out there. >> and you need to be careful because if you get your hands on the wrong step, you can die. the drug enforcement administration says seizures of fentanyl, both the powder and pill form are at record levels over the past 2 years. seizures of fentanyl powder nearly doubled with federal agents taking in more than 13,000 kilograms. that's about 30,000 pounds in 2023. as for fentanyl pills, the dea seized more than 79 million of them in 2023. almost triple the amount from 2021. we're taking everything we can off the streets trying to make them safer. but these synthetic opioids, there's just an endless amount of that. just the amount of fentanyl that we find. it's it's it's unbelievable. says 23, we've recovered over 3 million fentanyl pills over 150 kilos of powder, fentanyl my family. that's enough fentanyl to kill the entire state of california. the sheriff's department overdose response task force works with the feds on prosecutions that carries a stiffer sentence. so it's a phenomenal the turn. >> we have over 27 cases in

various stages of federal prosecution currently and all those individuals are looking at a 20 mandatory minimum, every drug seizure, every arrest. every conviction is saving lives. but for those didn't get the help in time like tyler and jenna ordinance, they're mom also has a powerful message to spare other families. the heartbreak don't ever assume you're except fentanyl does not discriminate. talk here. kids educate them. what fentanyl is. >> tell him that you're scared that you're going to lose them because the stuff is so dangerous, you lose a makelele. >> well, a pregnant woman was killed on new year's day after head-on crash in gilroy. the 7 just after 6.30, wednesday night on levinson wrote right near new avenue. he says the man was speeding when he veered into another lane crashed head-on into a car with that pregnant woman inside. police alcohol might have played a factor in that crash. if you have any information or dash camera video, please give police a call. and this morning we're learning the name of a woman who was hit and killed on

sandwiches, great highway. this is our photo. 68 child melissa lay. the crash happened last week and you'll the street police say the driver is cooperating with authorities according to a gofundme page set up by her daughter, lay suffered from dementia and little wonder out of our house on to the great highway, the area where that crash happened is said the shutdown after voters approved measure k in november. well, the alameda county sheriff's office says this man is reported missing after he left us aliens or hospital and he didn't return. they say 28 year-old richard of all left avila, fairmont, mental health rehab center on wednesday. he's at risk because of his mental health diagnosis. he doesn't have his medication. he is described as being a white man. 5 foot, 10 160 pounds. brown here and brown eyes was last seen wearing a white t-shirt. gray, sweat pants. no shoes. if you have any information, please call the sheriff's office.

california still back is slightly above average. this time of the year. kroger's tom wallace dies well, just take a look at all of this 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 fornia 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 we'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 for 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 and 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 day. 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 reporting at the phillips station elevation, 6800 tom wallace kron 4 news. pretty terrifying moments for workers at a warehouse in orange county. >> when a crashed through the roof of the building and explode in flames. this happened yesterday is 2 people are confirmed dead more than a dozen hurt reporter mary beth mcdade has that story from fullerton.

>> 500 media writing part. my god. >> moments after a may day call a small experimental plane crashes into a warehouse near the fulton airport, creating a fireball explosion killing 2 people and injuring many others. firefighters responded evacuated the building and nearby businesses and set up a triage area to start treating 20 people that were injured. >> we did transport several people to the hospital with varying degrees of injuries. it took firefighters more than an hour to put out the four-alarm fire. the faa identified the four-seat aircraft as a single engine vans. rv 10 based in fullerton. authorities say the plane took off at approximately 02:00pm. >> prime straight ahead to that 900 feet. and a short time later, the pilot cooled for an immediate return to

ntsb. officials say the tower cleared the pilot to land on any runway. the plane then appeared to make 180 degree left turn and flee. the left downwind for runway 2, 4, ultimately crashed about 1000 feet short of runway to the ntsb is now leading the investigation. the plan is to continue on scene. the on-scene investigation tomorrow within the facility. >> and then have the airplane recovered probably tomorrow late afternoon. and then the investigation will continue in a remote storage facility throughout the weekend. >> our still have a proper warning news experts here talk to the sport. a healthy start to the new year. plus, the key to the new year. plus, the key to lasting change w

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here for things he didn't know today. 3 people are hurt in a shooting in san francisco soma neighborhood. >> this happened yesterday morning. i'm brian between 6 and 7. one woman was arrested and we don't have any word yet on the other victims. police in berkeley are investigating an attempted kidnapping in the area of 9th and addison street. police say yesterday morning a woman was walking with her son when a man and woman in a white van pulled up next to them trying to grab the child. both were not injured. they got away. opens fire chief speaking out today against the proposed closure of fire stations. oakland fire fighters are launching a public education campaign. residents will help them stop. the oakland city council closing to stations this month and possibly for more in the spring. the team says. but just get a news conference at 12 15, this afternoon and the problem that allows 0 emission cars with one person in the carpool lane is set to expire this year. caltrans says more than 1 million california drivers use the program. the

legislation doesn't pass. it will expire in september of this year. santa cruz is set to reopen its warmth this weekend after it partially collapsed just days before christmas. city officials say an assessment showed the wharf is safe to reopen portion of the pier. that collapse will stay close. just had to hold a ceremony saturday morning for the reopening on december 23rd about 150 feet of war of collapse within seconds. huge waves batter the pilings beyond their breaking point. big pieces of the dwarf broke and they scattered across the santa cruz county beaches and it's supposed to rain today. kathy? >> you're right. it's going to rain today. it's not raining everywhere. because you're going to get some raindrops temperature change. it is warmer this morning than it was yesterday morning. >> as many as 9 degrees warmer in some spots and 7 degrees would be in novato napa. 7 degrees warmer north in half moon bay, 5 degrees warmer. so

it's a little warmer that puts us in the 50's in many spots right along the coastline in the bay shoreline. little cooler in some of the inland spots such as fairfield air quality. not so great. now, but it's moderate. you know what? cats the air quality to really clear out. it could be wind the rain. we're going to get a little bit of both. not a lot. so here is that precipitation started to fall in the north bay. first spreading widespread rain across the bay area today and then things dry out. high pressure builds in not only for this evening, but for tomorrow and the next day. and then the next week and the next week after that, we're in for a dry spell. so let's take with right now because we've got the rain specially up a new week of rainfall totals quite impressive there, but around the bay area, not so terribly impressive. even boulder creek, only a 3rd of an inch about a quarter of an inch for san francisco, about a half an inch on most in santa rosa. so it goes quickly and here the temperatures,

most areas are in the 50's. whether you're in san francisco right along the pacific coast in pacifica. 56 degrees and similar temperatures. when you head to san bruno. at 52 note, 57 burlingame, 57 redwood city. 57 to get the idea. >> everyone's clustered around that number mountain view. 58 and salmons as santa's a wow. 60 santa clara, 60. those are my hot spots for the day. okay. back to 56 in livermore. 58 for concord and richmond and you'll see these numbers just don't vary much napa. 57, same as point rays at 57 degrees. here's a look ahead. we've got beautiful forecast with the rain and then it dries out saturday, sunday, monday and so forth all the way through next week. and even the week after that we're in for a dry spell. in fact, the climate prediction center does say we will have drier than normal conditions through all about mid january or back to you. all right. so that morning, drive bridges. look

at that. >> bridges wet. 9 minutes taking time. please be safe while you're it bridge. also another like me, the golden gate bridge at 20 minutes. while in developing news, fbi now says the manager a pickup truck into a crowd in new orleans. he acted alone. reporter angelica kate has that story. that story. >> a day after the deadly left at least 14 people dead. plus the shooter and dozens more injured. the famous strip reopened thursday. we do not assess at this point that anyone else involved in this attack is involved in this. fact, we are confident that we can open bourbon street. these could be seen installing yellow archers ahead of the rescheduled sugar bowl originally slated for new year's day. >> we're going to see an incredibly large presence police. the driver identified as 42 year-old shamsud in jabar. a u.s. army veteran from texas had the flag of the islamic state in his truck

that he used to ram the crowd of revelers along the street before crashing and opening fire. >> he died in a shootout with police. before the street reopen. city officials lay down 14 yellow roses to honor the victims, some of whom we're learning more about this is 28 year-old tiger back. he died in the hospital following the attack. according to news nation. he was a graduate of princeton, 18 year-old nick, you're a cheyenne to do had plans to go to nursing school. her mother said in a gofundme page friend said 37 year-old reggie hunter was a brother, uncle and father. 25 year-old billy de mayo was a long island native. his parents called him pure hearted, according to a gofundme set up by colleagues, nicole perez was in her late 20's and a mother to a four-year-old son. matthew, 10 addario was an audio visual technician for the caesars superdome in new orleans. according to a gofundme set up by his family. 21 year-old hubert wasn't louisiana native. his death

was confirmed by his high school alma mater. kareem, the loud wise death was confirmed by the university of alabama where he was a student and auburn university confirmed the death of drew tope class of 2023. like i said last night, new orleans, the city, tremendous spirit. you can't keep it president biden telling the city today to stay strong. >> while investigators say a colorado springs man is behind its cybertruck explosion in vegas. they say 37 year-old matt lie lists burger shot himself in the head before the car burst into flames yesterday morning outside of trump tower in vegas. this army confirmed he was active duty green. we're at he had been on approved leave the time the explosion. investigators say they're following both domestic and international leads, trying to find forensic evidence and try to piece together a motive. women's sports are the front center at a new bar set to open in san francisco this year. ricky's is going to open

on market street right near sanchez in the castro sometime in the spring. the bar's to owners say they met playing soccer for the san francisco spikes and battle over the struggle to find a bar to watch women's sports. >> i wanted to open the bar because we're struggling to find reliable places to watch women's sports in san and we want to have a place for uk that come in and know that you can find community and know that you can watch women sports that seeing 2, professional teams and the biggest women's sports leagues in the u.s. coming within a year of each other. it was like, ok, this really is the moment. this is the time. >> it's so much excitement. you see all the season ticket deposits for about 3 so i think it was something we knew we wanted to work on and it was extra motivation. the like the time is right. let's do it now. >> all right. with his name is they never ricky stretcher operating clear bars in the city. sot sports again. warriors steph curry put on a historic performance against

the seventy-sixers with a sprained thumb. nonetheless. and the sharks stole the win from the tampa bay lightning. congressman ross is all those highlights for us. >> one friend said this 100 times before, but what a night for steph curry. a performance. >> for the ages as the warriors played host to the philadelphia seventy-sixers. let's get to the highlights of this will actually know before we to. i want to remind you that staff we didn't even know he was gonna be able to play because he was dealing with a sprained right thumb, which was taped up. so if you wondered if that might affect his shooting ability, spoiler alert, it did not. now let's get to the highlights. and you knew it was going to be a special night for staff, right from the first shot. takes the pad. let's do all of the flyby and drains the 3. it only got better from there. >> steph, showing off the full repertoire draws a crowd and dishes to ages wiggins. one of his 10 assists on the and then jonathan kuminga impressed as well. going hard to the hoop.

tough to plus the foul jk had 20 points, this night belonged to staff who had 30 points, 10 assists in 30 minutes. but it was really the 3 point shooting at a special. he didn't miss lawrence. the most made threes without a miss in his career. it was in one shy of the nba record warriors get a much needed blowout one. 39 to 105. meanwhile, the san jose sharks could use a win trying to snap their 8 game losing streak taking on the tampa bay lightning lightning was. yeah, let's get let's get a win in her first cameras flashed. check this out now by. >> tyler to foley. he's got that thing on a string. there is his team leading 15th goal of year to make it one-nothing same store in the second kyle passes to mario ferraro a 3rd of the year against and it was enough for you are a slave master off the young goalie, but his best game as a drop.

24, 25 shots. >> san jose hangs on to win it 2 to one. >> guys, back to you.

>> experts offering tips on how to start your new year. all healthy. they include establishing good habits, which include limiting processed food intake, eating a balanced diet, plenty fruits and veggies. is an exercise. make sure you get swiss lee man. is that stress to help your mind and body and limit sugary drinks and more water. most important experts urge

people to set some realistic goals to achieve sustainable changes throughout the year. archive of the next hour now underway in the south bay. >> a little homeless encampments. we about waterways, health officials, a side who can stay, who has to leave. plus, a family is left with questions after woman dies in a tragic shooting francisco will talk about this and we'll know more in santa cruz reopens after severe weather claps as part of the pier. stay with us from pier. stay with us from lawyers morning from updates.

until i was 43 years old. so, i had an entire childhood and adulthood apart from the lord, knowing of god, but knowing christ, not having a relationship with jesus.

there's a lesson that i learned from dr. charles stanley we think something is too small to bother asking god about, but every little detail of your life you should be checking with him on. so, don't only pray in the dark times, but pray when things are going good. pray to thank him, pray to worship him. >> for for some strange news i

i didn't get a chance to make it here. one time stopping. now. he's gone. now the kron 4 morning news. san francisco police investigating a shooting just 2 days into the new year. >> as a man is dead, while a woman and author are injured. plus, efforts are underway in santa clara county to remove homeless encampments from nearby waterways. we're live with officials on how they're deciding to new presidents. and new year new price, e knees as your gas bill. we get more expensive this year. >> news at 6. >> we know everyone. and good morning. i'm judge trey ball and i'm reyna harvey. larry started that sprinkle sprinkle. we've been talking about sure. yeah. it's time to get the umbrellas back out. i guess right? house arrive. it was good. i mean, i beat the rain, but just