jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna. see you next time when we go "into the wild." >> now on the kron 4 morning news. the santa cruz wharf reopens for business nearly 2 weeks after powerful waves caused a partial collapse. what we know about plans to rebuild. and cleaning up the streets. san francisco's new mayor. let's get a hands-on with public service in the city. his community message days before he's set to be

sworn in. and remembering jimmy carter. funeral observances continue for the former president this morning as he makes his final journey to the nation's capital. it said. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday january, the 5th. let's check in with dave spahr for a look at your weather a good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and that we have look at cloud cover kind of working its way across 3. >> we'll get open space. but again, some more passing clouds into the afternoon as we're playing this little song and dance here with some variable clouds on balance today. >> a little bit better. clearing expected for tomorrow, but will do better than we did from yesterday about that east bay shoreline. there you have it and you can see off towards the blue still kind of working its magic hair a little bit. this is what it looks like from up in space. you can see a little some cloud cover across the bay. that will be a player for the

early morning hours before clears on out before noon. temperatures for you at this hour. we're mostly in the 40's, some 30's off of some of those valleys and tri valley. you can see the upper 30's up to the north napa. 39 40 at this hour for vacaville. and that puts us pretty close to yesterday, if not trailing a few degrees here or head over there by a couple of degrees. winds are inactive. we do expect a little bit of an offshore when pop happening by monday night, by the way, will be talking about that, too. and you can see the high pressure starting to build a little bit its impact as but actually more impressive in socal for some fire concerns. but for us, hey, we're to keep this gravy train going hour by hour. we do start off mostly sunny in spots, but there are some scattered clouds to make note of temperatures in the 50's to near about 60. more in the forecast a stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the santa cruz wharf is back open to the public after a partial collapse last month that closure for several businesses to temporarily shut down. trump was lindsey ford shows us the latest. >> it's been nearly 2 weeks

since the partial collapse of the santa cruz wharf and with its debut reopening saturday, business owners are looking towards a brighter and more lucrative new year. >> we know we're open now and we're happy. we're we're still to be here. >> since we opened, we've had a ton of regulars coming in. and it's just it's really warmed our >> this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now playing catch up on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's, a homestyle comfort food restaurant. >> says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask for an extension to pay rent this month. you're concerned not they're going to be able to pay their bills that they're gonna be able to eat food. you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down and we never really had anything like this in the, you

know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, marine these candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott increased parks and recs the city is focused on cleanup of the ocean is a dangerous place. a crane is submerged in the ocean. 160 feet off the war and 300 pilings for the war are spread throughout the region. >> we're constantly repairing the war. that's not a debatable point. and we have been repairing replacing piling some pieces over 100 year mayor keeley says the city is debating on whether or not to be adding the restroom extension to the war. >> that fell off. thank you, tony baker, one of the directors of the santa cruz surfing club, says the wharf played a pivotal role in his upbringing personally when i was a kid, i grew up coming down here. we finished. we

crab week kroll the round on pilings underneath and everything. you know. so it's got a big place in my life and it's changed over the years. but to have it reopened, really special pam enoch from san jose has been visiting the worse and she was a teenager and did not want to miss out on saturday. just just a home place, comfort place for me. >> the santa cruz wharf is a staple in the community, a place to laugh fish meet with friends and to relax. should dog is happy that this can all continue into the new year were smaller restaurant. i just feel like all of our guests like a piece of family. so for the last 10 days. >> we have been seeing members of our family. and so it just feels absolutely wonderful to be here. the open brightening their day in santa cruz. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. in oakland. police sergeant is on administrative leave after shooting a man during a foot chase saturday morning. >> the officer says he saw someone firing a rifle near macarthur boulevard around

05:00am the officer ran after the suspect and shot at him. police say the man then barricaded himself in a nearby home, but eventually did surrender to officers and investigation into this case continues this morning. and new this morning, chp arrested in oakland man accused of killing his wife in february 2023. police responded to the edwards avenue off ramp on i-580, in oakland. that's where they found the keep the mccowan dead from a gunshot wound. chp identified the victims has been this annual mcallen as the primary suspect. after 2 years of investigation, the alameda county da filed charges against the suspect on january. second, investigators arrested him. he was booked into the santa rita jail. if police arrested a man accused of committing a hit and run, they say officers saw crash on north texas street in texas boulevard trapped rather travis boulevard. they managed to pull over the driver. inv stigators say the suspect had an outstanding warrant connected to an earlier hit and run. no injuries reported.

in santa rosa. police arrested a man for allegedly pointing a gun at another driver in a road rage incident. 23 year-old kelvin crump is the suspect. officers responded to west 3rd second street and amador drive around 05:00pm saturday. the suspect was later found near stoney point road and guerneville road with crump's one month old child and the child's mother in the car. officers also found a loaded gun and ammunition in the trunk. the mother and child were released. crump was booked into the sonoma county jail. san francisco police are searching for the driver connected to a deadly hit and run. it happened around 05:00pm saturday on silver avenue and colby street police say a pedestrian was fatally struck and later died at the hospital. the driver fled the scene of the crash. anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police and also a san francisco. a person is being treated for serious injuries after a shooting saturday. police say it happened just after 6.30, on 5th street in the soma neighborhood. video from the scene shows bullet holes in

the windows of a homeless shelter. there. a man is behind bars in connection to the shooting. san francisco mayor elect annular is just 3 days away from taking office, but he's already rolling his sleeves up to clean up the streets this weekend. and the community is invited to join in check moment has the latest. >> in san francisco, ap, it's cleanup day from big to small and almost 4 we are. was that one max davis hands around this neighborhood decided to help clean up when he heard mayor elected daniel lurie. >> would be hosting a local cleanup that's been causing about here. yeah, i was a i was a supporter and it's nice to see a face to the name. he is a san francisco resident and is looking forward to what this new administration will bring a little more safe to be able to walk around downtown downtown to be nice if it was more of a city, again, a walkable city and the mayor elect himself just days away

from inauguration is picking up piece by piece and grieving neighbors who also supported his election or just tell them, you know, to keep up the good work. you know, when i met him, he was guess. he was a trying to get voter would not would be came our church. you know, and we just mingling with the people. feel like down or, you know, larry is hosting several cleanups throughout the i think there's a lot of hope and optimism. >> what i keep hearing is that hope is alive and well here in san francisco. but while he's very early days of leadership in the city start off piece by piece, he was elected based on big plans to deal perhaps the biggest cleanup of them. all and then make sure we have safe streets as well. make sure we get people off the streets that are suffering from mental health issues an addiction and get them into treatment. >> saturday kron 4 walk down 6th street for mission street and saw dozens of people using drugs and lying on the street. >> many people calling out for help other people clearly not wanting our cameras in the area. advocates say up to 500

people are here using drugs every night, making sure that 60 clean, that we get people off the street and into the help that they working with the sheriff's department and the police department. we are going to make sure >> that the entry points to our city beacons of hope. one of the mayor-elect schools is to crack down on drug use and homelessness supervisor matt dorsey recently penned a letter to law enforcement agencies asking them if they have the capacity to arrest up to 100 people every night in the 6th street and tenderloin area. the letter also suggests forcing people into detox mayor-elect lori did not say if he supports that proposal or not, but did say he supports cleaning up the area. my administration is going to make sure that we send a message to the country to the world that you don't come to san francisco to deal drugs are do drugs any longer. and the mayor's cleanup efforts continue sunday with events in the tenderloin and in the mission and all those events lead up to wednesday at 11:30am, in the morning where daniel lurie will be inaugurated. that francisco's

mayor, it will be followed by an open house here at city hall throughout the rest of the day reporting here in san francisco jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> we will spend this week. celebrating this incredible life, a life that i think we can all agree is as full and powerful as in the life can be. as someone said, it's amazing what you can cram into 100 >> 6 days, a funeral observance is now underway for former president jimmy carter. family and friends gathered for a service at the carter presidential center in atlanta on saturday. carter's remains at the carter. excuse me. carter's body remains at the center for public viewing until early tuesday morning from there, late president and his family travels to washington, d.c.. the ceremonies began with a presidential motorcade which traced carter's rise from peanut farmer to president

reporter judy has that story. >> final farewell. the sixt a state funeral began where jimmy carter's life began a crowd many waving flags join carter's family outside the phoebe sumter medical center serving as pallbearers, former secret service agents who protected the president from there. the motorcade to carter, who his hometown of plains past the building which housed his presidential campaign headquarters present. it made a brief stop at carter's childhood home. his family farm, part of the jimmy carter, national historical park national park service honor guard saluted. they rang the farms old bell. 39 times for the 39th president jimmy carter, a naval academy grad nuclear engineer, peanut farmer and governor was elected president in 1977, the

nobel peace prize winner and humanitarian passed away. december 29th at age 100. after a moment of silence at georgia's capital and ceremony at the carter presidential center in atlanta this afternoon, carter will lie in repose there that in the nation's capital. a state funeral will take place thursday at the national cathedral judy way. and we'll be right back.

>> all right, 7.15, this morning live. look outside at the golden gate bridge.

looking like it could be a pretty drive out there it is. it looks pretty dry for us as we go forward really for the whole week. a nice and nice. those temperatures still not bad. given the fact that it's still january. >> and you don't see much of the way of winds night. yes, we expect them to build up a little bit later on later on in the forecast. beautiful shot from our mouut tam camera. look at that. nice oranges off towards the distance. little ready to work here and some lower level clouds are lower level moisture. always checking in stormtracker is noticing a little deck of some cloud cover upstream. just a touch here. but beyond that looks like a sun and clouds mixture for today. more sun today than yesterday. 40's around the bay, some chilly 30's inland for some of those inland valleys. we're seeing that in some pockets up north as well. now this is what i'm talking about. you know, the clouds kind of coming and going through all of this. you can't completely shake them off. but again, you're going to see a good deal of sunshine, though, expected for today on balance, opening up a little bit overnight. we do a little bit of the same song and dance for monday, although a little bit more sunshine. you see that

change right there at the very into monday. there's a change in the flow pattern. it's actually most apparent through those winds relatively uneventful for today. you know, the typical northwesterly patterns almost like it's stuck there. then we get to monday night walk into tuesday morning. there's a powerful, offshore flow of that. now we have good insulation because of recent rains. this will be normally alarm bells for us. but it's ok because we've had this recent rains to help out and give us some insulation folks in socal. we're gonna be watching this all week long because they have offshore winds all week long here. we're going to some breakups happening here. but you get the general idea of us being dry with a decent amount of sunshine, variable clouds, morrison today than yesterday, mild 60 ish for a high tomorrow. we've got a few clouds going on here near 60 when the late that's the offshore winds. and then for this week ahead, looks pretty nice, mostly sunny and all that popping to about mid 60's come thursday. looks good. heading into next weekend. 3 day forecast. that is the next few days there. partly cloudy for you a bit. that's kind of how the computer sees as variable, cloudy business by

tuesday, becoming breezy or windy, if you prefer. and that will be from the offshore direction as well. so again, we have some insulation because a recent rains, but you'll hear about some fire concerns down in southern california. some pockets. they're really not so good. okay. is offshore. want to get the coachella valley which you don't hear about too often? they don't have. there's a high wind watch. a lot of southern california. they don't usually have that front offshore wind issues, onshore wind in the spring. so little weird, ok? hope everybody stay safe down there. yeah. okay. thanks so much. danger. >> in san francisco, hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters marched through union square saturday calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the protest comes as president biden plans to send another 8 billion dollars in military aid to israel before his term ends. the sale reportedly includes medium and long range air missiles. some of the weapons could be deployed immediately. others will take at least a year to deliver as

of late last year. the un and gaza's health ministry says more than 45,000 palestinians have died since the conflict began. congressman mike johnson has won another term as speaker of the house with the vote was tight despite a republican majority in the house. johnson initially appeared to lose the first round of voting correspondent elina shirazi has the latest. >> the 56 speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable mike johnson. >> speaker of the house mike johnson keeps his gavel a tense vote friday for america. speaker republicans changing their boats from a no to a yes, we have a mandate and >> that was shown in the election cycle that people want america first agenda. >> trump backing johnson with

his support to speaking by phone with representative ralph norman from south carolina and keith self from texas whipping and flipping their votes for johnson put son. >> he's obviously only one that's got to be alive. what the process really shows. >> the challenges on the path ahead for johnson as the party charge the path forward on president elect trump's ambitious agenda. johnson says his mission going into the new congress will be to work on bills filled with the president elect's agenda items with 2 main priorities addressing border security and extending trump's tax cuts passed in 2017 and set to expire at the end of 2025. after 4 years of high inflation, we have a big agenda. we have a lot to do and we can do it in a bipartisan fashion. but johnson has his work cut out for him, even though republicans will control the white house and both chambers sits a razor thin majority in

the house and pushback from a single member could torpedo any measure. news nation caught up with house republicans after the vote asking johnson speakership would look like with trump in the white house. president trump is the man the art of the deal. so i think and giving assurance that. >> we are gonna have savings in reconciliation. obviously everyone wants to deliver on what the president promised not to mention. we all campaigned on it. so why would we do it? i would say this law all this is a member process we not talk. >> president elect trump has received 200 million dollars in donations since the november election. the new york times reports the money will be used for his inauguration political operations and eventually his presidential library. some of the big donors are pfizer openai, amazon and meta. reaction has been pouring in after a judge's decision not to punish donald trump

following his conviction for falsifying business records judge juan merchan denied trump's bid to dismiss the hush money case and said trump will be sentenced on january 10th 10 days before the inauguration. but the judge said trump will not be fined or jailed or serve probation. >> have any of. he doesn't have a hand tied behind his back. i mean, i think the judge's decision is pretty clear in saying that he's allowing the president to be able to function and carry out his constitutional duties. >> the judge ordered trump to appear at his sentencing in new york either in person, we're virtually. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news scammers targeting drivers claiming bridge tolls. what you need to know to protect your money. san leandro.

police are looking for this missing woman. pamela jones was last seen thursday on one avenue around 07:00pm. she was last seen wearing a beige beanie white shirt and gray pants. police say jones has mental health ailments and is likely on medication. anyone with information is asked to call san leandro police. and new this morning from a police. need your help finding the man right there on your screen. roman road he was last seen near kiser fremont and he is described as 5 foot 6, 1, 140 pounds last seen wearing all black. if you've seen this man, .lease call fremont police. and breaking news this morning, san francisco fire crews are stepping out an appliance fire on the 600 block of clement street. the

department says there will be traffic delays in the area as they work on this incident. again, the public is asked to avoid the 600 block of clement street francisco. fire crews working to stamp out an appliance fire at this block will get you more information as soon as we get into our newsroom. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the irs announced tax changes for the new year. what yonow on the

weekend morning news norovirus cases on the rise nationwide. look at the latest numbers from the cdc. plus, the chp

wants drivers to stop monkeying around how this little one ended up in a bizarre traffic stop situation. >> it's a new year and it's going to be a busy year here at the california state capital. i'm capital tom wallace. all have a preview of what we can expect from the legislature and the governor. >> all right. all those stories coming up in just a moment. in the meantime, thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we continue our coverage for you this morning with a look at the weather first with dave sphar. hide a big morning, 70. good morning, everybody. want to turn serve another. how about for though, today we're going to work on that. see probably more raises sun today than we saw from yesterday and improve upon that through monday as well. >> not too bad of the temperatures considering it is the doldrums of winter. right now. we're keeping it dry, though. half moon bay. there you have the shot there. a little bit of water color action. nice cloudiness. you can see off towards the distance. so on balance, not a bad day ahead. we do have a little deck of some cloud cover in our backyard right now. traversing on through. so

let this play out the next couple of hours. we're going to a clear patch before again, some scattered clouds this afternoon, too. most readings in the 40's and some 30's in some of those valley pockets to tri valley and a little bit up north to. but on balance, we're not as cooled as we were from yesterday. now, high temperatures today expected to be now the lower 60's. so it's a little bit of an improvement from yesterday with little bit more sunshine action. meanwhile, hour by hour, keeping a lot of sunshine going on here. but we do expect another. doses. some scattered clouds early this afternoon. again, on balance. looks dry for the week ahead. we're gonna have more on that long-range forecast for you coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> 105 is expected to be a very busy year at the state capitol. governor gavin newsom and legislative leaders already speaking about their goals in the new year. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a look ahead. >> 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. it 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. but 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 dry 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 >> of 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. >> this year the irs is implementing a few new rules. shannon behnken gives us a 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 fail 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, you must have a real id driver's license or identification card to board domestic flights and enter federal facilities. you may already have a real id compliant document and not know. it's and states have been issuing them for years. authorities say a gold or black star on a state issued id does pass as a real id. well, your health, a highly contagious norovirus, commonly known as the stomach flu is on the rise nationwide. the cdc reports positive cases are higher this season than in previous years. the infection is characterized as us having stomach pain, fever, headaches, and body chills. those 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 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 you wash your hands for at least 20 seconds. multiple times a day and go to the doctor if you're experiencing any symptoms. happening this morning, fairfield police are urging drivers to avoid lopes road between brittany drive in silver creek road due to a traffic closure for an ongoing accident investigation. the road was shut down around one 10 this morning and authorities say traffic will be impacted for several hours at this time. there's no estimated time for reopening

that roadway. police say the drivers are advised to plan for some significant delays out there. and you may have recently gotten a text from fast track saying you owe them money because you recently used a toll. well ignore that because fastrak says this message is a scam in the text. those victims are told to pay up in order to avoid excessive late fees and potential legal action. but the real fast track says it does not tax people about billing issues. so keep that in mind. you liberals across the nation now have to show levels of lead and mercury in their products. thanks to a new california law, baby food makers are now required to test test their products monthly for heavy metals and disclose the results. it may take time for the new label products to hit store shelves. the law was inspired by 2021 congressional investigation that found dangerously high levels of baby medals in packaged baby foods. and take a look at this madera chp. they made an unusual discovery earlier this week and exotic monkey was

found during a traffic stop. reporter briana byus 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 mohammed

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 it with the best thing, which is your common bananas, took offense to not 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 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 to come 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. and save mount diablo. the organization is expanding their free discovered vehicle hikes and outings program, including. >> areas rarely open to the public. the walnut creek based group offers free guided hikes, themed walks and other fun outdoor activities. blazers of all ages and skill levels are welcome here in 2025 the group plans to host a new stargazing event if guffey hike lgbtq+ hike with branching out adventures. rsvps are required for each event starting january. 25. >> 25th rather, the california lottery raised more than 2 billion dollars last year for state public schools. >> it's the 3rd straight year for the lottery. and that generated that amount of financial help for schools sales from the recent mega millions jackpot generated roughly 78 million dollars. and since the letter we started in 1985, the lottery

has raised 46 billion dollars for education. still ahead on the kron 4 weekend morning news. self-driving cars promise. innovation. >> for one man, a recent ride in a waymo car turned into a frustrating ordeal. and after the break, police are using drones to fight crime. but some officers raising concerns about privacy. we'll take a closer look at how that technology is be able use. >> well, that morrison today that we had from yesterday will take that temperatures being while the lower 60's when they get better for that coming up in a little bit and take a look at what's your next week's forecast. a week that lies ahead. looks like, mornings.

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>> 62 million people are under the threat of a major winter storm. a resident from the central residents, rather from the central plains to the mid-atlantic are bracing for what could be the season's most significant storm yet. and this is what roads look like in maine. on friday. drivers are being warned about slick layers of ice causing accidents and major backups. closer to home is a fresh blanket of snow that landed over palisades in tahoe. check this out. officials say 13 inches of snow and the summit fill at the summit and 14 at the base. the area has had roughly 150 inches of snow since the start of the snow season. lloris view out there. it's nice see all that fresh powder day. >> and it is part of our winter program transamerica building right now. it's cutting into that fog there, stephanie. how about it will raise or cutting going on and we're going to take care of some of this and the next few hours. but later on this

afternoon will be some scattered clouds as well. speaking of our low level moisture sutro tower is checking in with that, too is kind of tucked in with the fog as you will notice here. once again, the sun joins us will get that part of the story mixed out back to the sierra forecast. we're keeping that kind of dry. although temperatures chill a bit into tuesday, dropping off to the lower to middle 30's. with all of that. storm tracker 4 again, just noting some scattered clouds early in the day today. we clear out until the afternoon we'll have another dose this afternoon. so variable clouds, morrison today, mild 60 ish for high few clouds tomorrow. we'll get near about 60 as well when 8 that's the takeaway here is that sets the stage for next week. and then the this week ahead as mostly sunny and nice thursday seems to be warmest day in the bunch. so we go. we open up a little bit. but by the mid afternoon, some scattered clouds again, clear. then again, some scattered clouds. this is the morning hours. that's that low level moisture. we clear out sort of and then sig some scattered clouds aloft until that switch that you see. that's the

offshore flow pattern. we can see it actually at the surface more pronounced way by monday night. here it comes off shore winds spilling right across a lot of county east bay throughout the north bay as well. you can see in the macro scale how this is all set up for us. steph, offshore wind in place covering the entire state. then a little weak system passes dry doesn't do much of anything. and then we're going to set ourselves up for next weekend and early the following week, another offshore wind events or staying high and dry for the whole week ahead, check out those temps for you this sunday, 60 san francisco to the coast. we'll keep it upper 50's. but again, morrison today than yesterday. same kind of deal along the bay side, 60 foster city palo out to about 61 southeast checking into mid 60's here. 64 san jose santa clara, which we're going to share that with the rest of the bay by thursday. looks like lower 60's east bay shoreline match pretty much and tri valley here. walnut creek. 62 61, richmond delay who at 59 61 for napa. these

are pretty uniform temperatures. we tend to see this more in the winter months when it's actually raining. but still pretty nice weather lower 60's. you can see up iran. meanwhile, the longer range forecast again high and dry remains for the period there, stephanie. so not bad for the winter months. we're taking a nice break from all this rain. we're getting offshore winds, but we're protected a little bit because of the recent rains. all right. we'll enjoy what we've got it. yeah. all right. thanks, dave. >> will self-driving cars promise convenience and innovation, but for one loss, angeles man, a recent ride and a waymo car turned into a bit of a frustrating ordeal. he says instead of a smooth ride to the airport, a problem left the car driving in circles, leaving him stranded. he says the company's customer service only made things worse. >> and it was just going in the circles like around 6 time. that feeling was very uncomfortable where you're strapped in and you can open the door and vehicles just going in circles somebody obviously of the control tower realize that there's a

malfunction and then they're trying to fix it. but the kicker is they're trying to fix it. and they're trying use my phone fix the problem. >> when, though, has not yet responded to this complaint and the man there, he says his experience does raise his questions about customer service and safety in self-driving cars. police have released more details on the active duty soldier who exploded a tesla cybertruck outside the trump hotel in las vegas and they say it appears to have been a suicide reporter. david charns has the details. las vegas metro police and the fbi say there is no doubt. matthew live ul's burger. >> set off this bomb outside of the trump hotel on his own and they say he intended to create a spectacle. they have come to that conclusion based on writings they found on his phone live was burger in active duty soldier based in colorado saying it was time for service members and americans to wake up. he added, quote, what better way

to get my point across than a stunt with fireworks and explosives. police saying friday they aren't yet sure why he came to the trump hotel. they have found no writings against the president-elect. >> and they add that he may have thought of doing this at the grand canyon. instead as for how he shot himself and then detonated the explosive. well, that's the big question tonight. >> very difficult to see inside of those tesla's, even with the camera angles that we have. and so we remain challenge on finding some of that exact timing on all of that metro in the fbi saying they are aware of letters sent to a former intelligence analyst read today on a podcast. they say. >> they have had that letter for several days and they're trying to determine if live burger actually wrote it himself. the share of also trying to quash any conspiracies out there saying they are 100% sure the person in that chart cybertruck is matthew lives burger based on dna. he also says video

surveillance and other data that they have seen from that car shows he was the only driver and that this car was never in any kind of self-driving mode in las vegas. i'm david charts. >> we're learning more about the investigation into the deadly terror attack in new orleans on new year's day, 14 people were killed and dozens were injured after a texas for an army veteran rammed a truck into a packed new year's crowd on bourbon street. the fbi says the man acted alone and had proclaimed his support for isis in videos posted hours before the attack. reporter stephanie oswald has the latest. >> i was very scared and looking across the street from the man fbi says carried out a terror attack in the french quarter. neighbors telling newsnation they saw jabar getting into the white truck showcasing an isis flag in houston before carrying out the rampage in new >> roughly 12 to 15 hours along with local law enforcement. you can see some of the damage as a forced

entry into his property, executing that search warrant. this is what is left over. >> events let read event. i mean, we all shocked. we already shot specially us him. we next >> next door and with 5 young kids, the fbi now saying they found bomb making materials inside jabbar's houston home. the same materials found at the new orleans airbnb and the coolers containing and i e d the fbi says jabar place near the intersection of bourbon and orleans street. we're also learning more about a bar service in the u.s. army. he was highly decorated, even receiving an award for global war on terrorism. neighbors out of fear of retaliation against their muslim community, hiding their identity much like they say jabbar did what he lived next door most of time he loved himself in like. >> the only one look at the wall is that high i don't see is coming out. >> and jetblue has been fined 2 million dollars by federal transportation officials for unrealistic scheduling and chronic delays. officials say the problems led to a number

of flight delays between june 2022. through november 2023, the department of transportation says half of that fine will go directly back to jetblue. customers affected by delays or disruptions. the other half will go to the treasury. it's the first time in history. the department has punished an airline for delays. across the country. police departments are using drones more often to fight crime. officers say the technology is helping them in all kinds of situations, but others are questioning whether law enforcement agencies are using the technology too much. some are suggesting limits on when and how the drones are used. reporter chip yost looks at both sides of the issue. >> these he committed a crime and he's in a position of advantage basically walking out of the car. >> in anaheim, corona, police used a drone to keep eyes on an armed man in a car on the 91 freeway. and i want election felicia people fighting about health in

forward to a drone beat officers to this home in gave them a timely warning based am i? >> what looks like 47 so i told him hold off. >> there is no immediate threat to the other person. >> and in fountain valley, you're buying. police had a training exercise that involves sending the drone indoors to look for a barricaded suspect. >> one of the advantages of drones is it allows us to remain at a safer distance while sending in eyes to be able to figure out the situation. the common thread in all of those scenarios is that the drone use was in response to an emergency situation. what's going on in beverly hills is next level at the entrance to our cities. we have big sign boards as they welcome to beverly hills police drone in news. >> that's right. in addition to the roughly 2500 surveillance cameras

throughout the city that are monitored here at the police department's real-time watch center, beverly hills also employs pilots who fly a drone from the watch center to actively patrol the city 12 hours a day, 7 days a week. lieutenant todd withers oversees the program. >> and they can fly remotely to any call for service. any suspicious activity and then we can go and check out. critical infrastructures will maintain security. >> so whether you're here on rodeo drive or somewhere else in beverly hills, it's quite possible. a police drone could be up above keeping an eye on. >> you think that's a good or a bad idea to use a drone like that? i think overall it's probably a good idea. i think it can be a good idea as far as like safety ms. but i also think that it may be. >> invading some privacy and the ways she's not the first person to raise that 2023

report by the aclu. >> did well? law enforcement likes to tout certain success stories that are appealing to everybody. >> but the real question is, where's what are the limits going to be here? jay stanley authored that report and he believes beverly hills is use of drones goes too far. don't think anybody wants live in a world where when you walk out of your home, there's police drones buzzing overhead but powerful cameras. you don't know if they're focused on you and that they're up there all day and you get home at night should be limits on when law enforcement departments launch drones. they should be for true emergencies. only on that last point, lieutenant weathers disagrees. mean, he's going to be hearing and white manderino he says the pro active use of the drones has proven useful time and again in stopping and solving crimes. but he says he does understand. >> the privacy concerns. and i think that they have valid

concerns and we try to alleviate those concerns through policies through. >> ensuring that we're we're transparent what we're doing. certainly don't want someone flying over my house and looking at, you know, my family and my backyard. so we try to adhere to that unless there's a call for service in beverly hills. i'm chip yost. beverly hills. i'm chip yost. we'll be right back.

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this way to health insurance. 4 morning news. the santa cruz wharf reopens for business nearly 2 weeks after powerful waves caused a partial collapse. >> what we know about plans to rebuild. and cleaning up the streets. san francisco's new mayor-elect getting hands on with public service in the city. his community message days before he set to be sworn in. and remembering jimmy carter. funeral observances continue for the former president this morning as he makes his final journey to the nation's capital. good

morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is officially the first sunday of the new year. >> let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and yeah, we're talking about a pretty sweet week. coming up our way to we're actually gonna get some offshore winds before we get there to throughout the week. coming up ahead. >> but today, sunshine. here's a look at the east bay shoreline. you can see the sun pairing on through there along the east bay shoreline. >> stormtracker notes some scattered clouds, but they're moving out. there will be more this afternoon. quick check of those temperatures. mostly in the 40's. still some chilly 30's and tri valley. also up in the north a little bit as well. but these numbers are fairly close to where we were this time from yesterday's. you were deal there. so coming up a little bit here, we'll take a closer inspection. what you expect your sunday and next week, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. breaking news this morning, firefighters responded to a blaze at a restaurant on the 600 block of clement street.

again, this is in san francisco. the fire stemming from a washer in the building. that was an appliance fire. the department says there will be traffic delays in this area as they work. on this incident. again, the public is asked to avoid the 600 block of clinton street in san francisco. as soon as we get more information, we'll update you with the latest. the santa cruz wharf is back open to the public after a partial collapse last month that closure for several businesses to temporarily shut down and proffers. lindsey ford shows us the latest. >> it's been nearly 2 weeks since the partial collapse of the santa cruz wharf and with its debut reopening saturday, business owners are looking towards a brighter and more lucrative new year. >> we know we're open now and we're happy. we're we're still to be here. >> since we opened, we've had a ton of regulars coming in. and it's just it's really warmed our >> this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now

playing catch up on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's homestyle comfort, food restaurant. >> says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask for an extension to pay rent this month. you're concerned not they're going to be able to pay their bills and they're gonna be able to eat food. you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down. and we never really had anything like this in the, you know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, marine these candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott with increased parks and recs the city is focused on cleanup of the ocean is a dangerous place. a crane is

submerged in the ocean. 160 feet off the war and 300 pilings for the war are spread throughout the region. >> we're constantly repairing the war. that's not a debatable point. and we have been repairing replacing piling some pieces over 100 year mayor keeley says the city is debating on whether or not to be adding the restroom extension to the that fell off. >> thank you, tony baker, one of the directors of the santa cruz surfing club, says the wharf played a pivotal role in his upbringing personally when i was a kid, i grew up coming down here. we finished. we crab week kroll the round on pilings underneath them. everything you know. so it's got a big place in my life and it's changed over the years. but to have it reopened, really special pam enoch from san jose has been visiting the worse and she was a teenager and did not want to miss out on saturday. just just a home place, comfort place for me. >> the santa cruz wharf is a

staple in the community, a place to laugh fish meet with friends and to relax. should dog is happy that this can all continue into the new year were smaller restaurant. i just feel like all of our guests like a piece of family. so for the last 10 days. >> we have been seeing members of our family. and so it just feels absolutely wonderful to be here. the open brightening their day in santa cruz. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> san francisco mayor elect daniel lurie is just 3 days away from taking office, but he's already rolling up his sleeves to clean up the streets this weekend. and the community is invited to join in kron. four's jack moment has the latest. >> in san francisco it's cleanup day from big to small and almost 4 we are. >> was that one max davis hangs around this neighborhood decided to help clean up when he heard mayor elected daniel lurie would be hosting a local cleanup that's been causing

about here. yeah, i was a i was a supporter and it's nice to see a face to the name. he is a san francisco resident and is looking forward to what this new administration will bring a little more safe to be able to walk around downtown downtown to be nice if it was more of a city. again, a walkable city and the mayor elect himself just days away from inauguration is picking up piece by piece and grieving neighbors who also supported his election or just tell them, you know, to keep up the good work. you know, when i met not he guess he was a trying to get voter would not would be came our church, you know, and we just mingling with the people. feel like down or, you know, larry is hosting several cleanups throughout the i think there's a lot of hope and optimism. >> what i keep hearing is that hope is alive and well here in san francisco. but while he's very early days of leadership in the city start off piece by piece, he was elected based on big plans to deal perhaps the biggest cleanup of them. all and then make sure we have safe streets as well. make sure we get people off the

streets that are suffering from mental health issues addiction. get them into treatment. >> saturday kron 4 walk down 6th street for mission street and saw dozens of people using drugs and lying on the street. >> many people calling out for help other people clearly not wanting our cameras in the area. advocates say up to 500 people are here using drugs every night is making sure that 60 clean, that we get people off the street and into the help that they working with the sheriff's department and the police department. we are going to make sure >> that the entry points to our city beacons of hope. one of the mayor-elect schools is to crack down on drug use and homelessness supervisor matt dorsey recently penned a letter to law enforcement agencies asking them if they have the capacity to arrest up to 100 people every night in the 6th street and tenderloin area. the letter also suggests forcing people into detox mayor-elect lori did not say if he supports that proposal

or not, but did say he supports cleaning up the area. my administration is going to make sure that we send a message to the country to the world that you don't come to san francisco to deal drugs are do drugs any longer. and the mayor's cleanup efforts continue sunday with events in the tenderloin and in the mission and all those events lead up to wednesday at 11:30am, in the morning where daniel lurie will be inaugurated. that francisco's mayor, it will be followed by an open house here at city hall throughout the rest of the day reporting here in san francisco, jack moment. kron 4 news. >> we will spend this week. celebrating this incredible life, a life that i think we can all agree is as full and powerful as in the life can be. as someone said, it's amazing what you can cram into 100 >> 6 days, a funeral observances are now underway for former president jimmy carter family and friends gathered for a service at the carter presidential center in

atlanta saturday. carter's body remains at the center for public viewing until early tuesday morning from there, the late president and his family for havel's to washington, d.c.. the ceremonies began with a presidential motorcade which traced carter's rise from peanut farmer to president reporter judy has that story. >> final farewell. the sixt a state funeral began where jimmy carter's life began a crowd many waving flags join carter's family outside the phoebe sumter medical center serving as pallbearers, former secret service agents who protected the president from there. the motorcade to carter, who his hometown of plains past the building which housed his presidential campaign headquarters present. it made a brief stop at carter's childhood home. his family farm, part of the jimmy carter, national historical park national park service honor guard saluted. they rang

the farms old bell. 39 times for the 39th president jimmy carter, a naval academy grad nuclear engineer, peanut farmer and governor was elected president in 1977, the nobel peace prize winner and humanitarian passed away. december 29th at age 100. after a moment of silence at georgia's capital and ceremony at the carter presidential center in atlanta this afternoon, carter will lie in repose there that in the nation's capital. a state funeral will take place thursday at the national cathedral. >> judy, way.

>> welcome back. good morning, everybody in live shot coming in. look at that beautiful san francisco. they are going on here. some lower level moisture but aloft clearing out those skies a bit to the shot from downtown looking pretty sweet to blue skies replaces with comes some fog just about a half-hour ago. see, see how that mixed out. and going to stay this way entirely all day. some scattered clouds in the forecast for this afternoon. but the early deck of cloud cover you can see moved on out, least giving us a few hours of some sunshine again, maybe the next 6 hours. we'll see some scattered clouds thrown in there. how those temps still hanging in the 40's around the immediate bay inland. still some 30's there, valley. also up north, we're working on it. fairfax of 39, 40. same halyna. so is your

general idea where the numbers stand? they're pretty close to yesterday's. and this is what i mentioned earlier, that there are some of the scattered clouds for this afternoon. clear on out again. we do the same song and dance tomorrow. the morning fog around the bay and then aloft some scattered clouds to work with. and then you see that shift as we get into tuesday, both at the surface and aloft a becomes more offshore. now that would be alarm bells typically. but this go around because recent rains, we're somewhat insulated and protected. you don't see anything pop out here until we get to tuesday spilling right through solano county. that's where those offshore winds come populate. the east bay peninsula. everybody gets involved in that later on. so for today, we've got variable clouds as the fairest way of phrasing it, but certainly morrison and yesterday, mild with 60 ish on tap bump that up a little bit more so throughout the week. few clouds tomorrow, windy late. we just got into that. it'll be monday night that those offshore winds kick in here for the week ahead, thursday seems to be our warmest day about mid 60's. close to that

on friday and next weekend looks like another set up of some offshore winds which will talk about. let's get back the surface conditions here. notice the green still in here because we have the dominance of that kind of onshore wind. but by tuesday morning, this is already offshore winds in place, not too bad in those dew points there. at least we're still scratching and some 40's in place. but that is the morning hours. however, high temperatures for today, lower 60's pretty much as what's on tap, of course, a longer range forecast for you. this is just a taste of it. lower 60's over the next few days really start to move those numbers until we get to around thursday gets warmer temps in here, mid 60's, but all in all for january, not too bad and dry. >> very good. thanks so much. danger that information there. in san francisco. hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters marched through union square saturday calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the protest comes as president biden plans to send another 8 billion dollars in military

aid to israel before his term ends. the sale reportedly includes medium and long range air missiles. some of the weapons could be deployed immediately. others will take at least a year to deliver as of late last year. the un in gaza's health ministry says more than 45,000 palestinians have died since the conflict began. congressman mike johnson has won another term as speaker of the house. but the vote was tight despite a republican majority in the house johnson initially appeared to lose the first round of voting correspondent elina shirazi has the latest. >> the 56 speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable mike johnson. >> speaker of the house mike johnson keeps his gavel a tense vote friday for america. speaker republicans changing

their boats from a no to a yes, we have a mandate and >> that was shown in the election cycle that people want america first agenda. >> trump backing johnson with his support to speaking by phone with representative ralph norman from south carolina and keith self from texas whipping and flipping their votes for johnson. and what is it son. >> we pressed businesses why is the only one does not to be a what the process really shows. >> the challenges on the path ahead for johnson as the party charge the path forward on president elect trump's ambitious agenda. johnson says his mission going into the new congress will be to work on bills filled with the president elect's agenda items with 2 main priorities addressing border security and extending trump's tax cuts passed in 2017 and set to expire at the end of 2025.

after 4 years of high inflation, we have a big agenda. we have a lot to do and we can do it in a bipartisan fashion. but johnson has his work cut out for him, even though republicans will control the white house and both chambers. it's a razor thin majority in the house and pushback from a single member could torpedo any measure. news nation caught up with house republicans after the vote asking johnson speakership would look like with trump in the white house. president trump is the man the art of the deal. so i think and giving assurance that. >> we are gonna have savings in reconciliation. obviously everyone wants to deliver on what the president promised not to mention. we all campaigned on it. so why would we do it? i would say this law all this is a member process not talk. >> president elect donald trump has received 200 million dollars in donations since the november election. the new york times reports the money will be used for his inauguration, political

operations and eventually his presidential library. some of the big donors are pfizer openai amazon and meta. and reaction has been pouring in after a judge's decision not to punish donald trump following his conviction for falsifying business records. judge one merchant denied trump's bid to dismiss the hush money case and said trump will be sentenced on january 10th 10 days before the inauguration. but the judge says trump will not be fined or jailed or serve probation. >> president trump really doesn't have any of he doesn't have a hand tied behind his back. i mean, i think the judge's decision is pretty clear in saying that he's allowing the president to be able to function and carry out his constitutional duties. >> the judge ordered trump to appear at his sentencing in new york either in person or virtually. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, scammers targeting drivers claiming bridge tolls. what you need to know to protect your money.

>> san leandro police are looking for this missing woman. pamela jones was last seen thursday on one avenue around 07:00pm. she was last seen wearing a beige beanie white shirt and gray pants. police say jones has mental health ailments and is likely on medication. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch with san leandro pd. and new this morning from our police. need your help finding this man. he's right

there on your screen role, monroe he was last seen near kiser fremont described as 5 foot 6 play 140 pounds lasto seen wearing all black. if you see this man, please call fremont police. and new this morning, chp arrested in oakland man suspected of killing his wife and february 2023. police responded to the edwards avenue off ramp on i-580, in oakland. that's where they found the but allen dead from a gunshot wound. chp identify the victim's husband, nathaniel mcallen, as the primary suspect. after 2 years of investigation, the alameda county da filed charges against the suspect on january. second, investigators arrested him. he was booked into the santa rita jail. ifill. police arrested a man accused of committing a hit and run. they say officers saw crash on north texas street and travis boulevard. they managed to pull over the driver. investigators say the suspect had another outstanding warrant connected to an earlier hit and run. no injuries reported. in santa

rosa, police arrested a man for allegedly pointing a gun at another driver in a road rage incident. 23 year-old calvin crump is the suspect. officers responded to west 32ndtre in amador drive around 05:00pm saturday. the suspect was later found near stoney point road and guerneville road with crp's been one child and the child's mother in the car. officers also found a loaded gun and ammunition in the trunk. the mother and child were released. trump was booked into the sonoma county jail. in san francisco. police are searching for the driver connected to a deadly hit and run. it happened around :00psaturday on silver avenue and colby street police say a pedestrian was fatally struck and later died at the hospital. the driver fled the scene of the crash. anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police. also at san francisco, a person is being treated for serious injuries after a shooting saturday. police say it happened just after 6.30, on 5th street in the soma neighborhood. video from the scene shows bullet holes in the windows of a homeless shelter. there. a man is

behind bars in connection to this shooting. and oakland police sergeant is on administrative leave after shooting a man during a foot chase saturday morning. officer says he saw someone firing a rifle near macarthur boulevard around 05:00am the officer ran after the suspect and shot at him. police say the man then barricaded himself in a nearby home but knew eventually surrendered and investigation into the case continues this morning. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the irs announces tax changes for the new year. >> what you need to know.

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>> now on the call for weekend morning news norovirus cases are on the rise nationwide. a look at the latest data from the cdc. plus, the chp wants drivers to stop monkeying around the surprising discovery officers uncovered during a traffic stop. plus. >> it's a new year and it's going to be a busy year here at the california state capital. i'm capital tom wallace. all have a preview of what we can expect from the legislature and the governor. >> all right. we'll get to those top stories in just a moment. but first, thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's check in with dave spahr for a look at your weather good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. let's get some more sunshine. >> it's not about of attempts either. don't forget, it's still kind of the doldrums of

winter. police were keeping it high and dry over the course of the next week. it looks like to. >> some pops up with some offshore winds so we can use rain that we had handy. there's half moon bay for uni sunshine, a glittering across the region as so it's there and we did have a little bit some cloud cover early on that since moved out. so it's giving us maybe a good 6 hours and some good sunshine here before some scattered clouds later on this afternoon. temperature check for us. some areas started to get up to the 40's finally, but some pockets of 30's and tri valley in the upper 30's at that of aca bills up to 43. now you can see there in saint helene at 40 42 for petaluma somos readings now at least getting into the 40's. meanwhile, the t20 degree jump from that. so lower 60's for ultimate highs. looking pretty good on that front hour by hour, keeping it mostly sunny throughout the morning hours as again this afternoon. we'll have some scattered clouds to were looking for. a pop of some offshore winds will be getting more into the longer range forecast for you coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you.

>> 2025 is expected to be a busy year at the state capitol. governor gavin newsom and legislative leaders sharing their goals for the new year. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a look ahead. >> 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. it 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 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. but 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 in 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. >> this year the irs is implementing a few new rules. shannon behnken gives us a 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 17 must have a real id driver's license or identification card to board domestic flights and enter federal facilities. you may already have a real id compliant document and not know. it's and states have been issuing them for years. authorities say gold or black star, a state issued id passes as a real id. well, your

health, the highly contagious norovirus commonly known as the stomach flu is on the rise nationwide. the cdc reports positive cases are higher this season than in previous years. symptoms include stomach pain, 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 contamination could spread in 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 you wash your hands for at least 20 seconds. multiple times a day and go to the doctor. if you're experiencing any symptoms happening this morning, drivers should expect

significant delays on lopes road between brittany drive in silver creek road. fairfield police conducting a crash investigation. there. the road shut down around one 10:00am. this morning. no word yet on when that roadway reopens. and you may have recently gotten a text from fast track. say you owe them money. officials say to ignore this because fastrak says this message is a scam in the text are told to pay up in order to avoid excessive late fees and potential little legal action. the real fast track says it does not text people about billing issues. a baby food labels across the nation must now show levels of lead and mercury in their products. thanks to a new california law, baby food makers must now test their products monthly for heavy metals and disclose the results. it may take time for the new label products to hit store shelves. the law was inspired by 2021 congressional investigation that found dangerously high levels of heavy metals in packaged baby >> and check this out. the terrorists uhp they made an

unusual discovery earlier this week. >> and exotic monkey was found during a traffic stop. reporter briana byus 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 claims 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 it with 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. the nonprofit save mount diablo is expanding their free. discover diablo hikes and outings program, including areas rarely open to 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 the new year, the group host a new stargazing event, a photography hike and in lgbtq+ height, rsvps are required. those start january 25th. and for the for 3rd straight year, the california lottery raised more than 2 billion dollars for state public schools sales from the recent mega millions jackpot generated roughly 78 million dollars since the lottery began in 1985, the lottery has raised 46 billion dollars for education. all right. still ahead on the

kron, 4 morning news new year new you. >> the vineyard mom, leslie dabney joins us live with some tasty recipes to help keep you on track with your fitness journey. >> and this afternoon. get in the upper 50's with plenty of sunshine will have some scattered clouds thrown in there and some offshore wind events coming our way

>> if 43 this morning live look outside of mount diablo looking very pretty out there day. >> and it is about that action there. that's not the devil doll that looks a little bit like have them, if you lots of sunshine to. we're going to see this afternoon, although some scattered clouds thrown in there for good measure. here's the sutro cam and it's

still that lower level moisture which we have plenty of. as you can see, the fog rolling around your 44 tomorrow up in tahoe, 41 looks like for monday and 40 33 rather on tuesday. we have little change of the guard going on there by monday night. you're going to fill in the bay area in terms of offshore wind storm tracker. what's going on? we have little because some cloud cover early on. that's all since gone. so it sets us on the runway for a good 6 hours of seeing lot of sunshine. futurecast is noting some scattered clouds as we get to the afternoon a little bit here, clearing out for your monday morning. there's a low level moisture at first that clears on out and again, some scattered clouds got to still keep that in the forecast. and then you see that shift. those are some offshore winds coming our way. and really can't see much happening in the winds for today through much of the bulk of tomorrow, then spilling in through small solano county. it's those typical offshore winds now because of recent rains were being helped by that. but in southern california, they're watching this carefully. looks like it's going to be a rough week for those folks because here's wave one. and that's

what we're going to see up here. keeping us kind of high and dry week system. it's fairly dry passes. we do it again with those offshore winds. and you can see it covers just about the entire west coast without and that takes us all the way into the following week as well. so we'll be dry. however, we've had recent rain, 60 san francisco to the coast. it's in thd upper 50's bayside is also looking at upper 50's as well. we start to get some 60's down south here. san carlos at 60 palo alto at 61 heading to the south bay. we got 64 san jose along with santa clara east bay shoreline, lower 60's along with tri valley. looks like you'll see a lot of lower 60's as well. 61 conquered along with berkeley, but they hold. meanwhile, it's 60 fairfield. 61. 62 napa and about a 64 santa rosa. there is a little bit of a warm-up that does happen towards the end of the week say around thursday or so. we'll start to scratch in the middle 60's by that point here. but we stay dry through the period. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. with 2025 finally here, many of us are thinking about healthier eating habits in the

new year. so if you're looking to kick starter, well, this journey with delicious nutritious meals, we've got you covered today, leslie dabney, the vineyard mom is back. she's here to share some simple and flavorful recipes that will not only satisfy those taste buds that help you stay on track with your health goals. good morning, leslie. good morning, stephen. happy year new year we made it. we had a fabulous season. yes, fun family friends. >> and food. yes, resolution is, by the way, no, something eating healthy is one of and how about you? do you have one myself as well and also to drink more water good. that's a great one. and that is something that really helps with, you know, our health and you know, something eating healthy is one of the top new year's resolutions that i'm exercising absolute. so i'm going to help you with one oy them here because not going exercise right now. not right now. you're going to make some delicious food. so today, one of my fun things to make arboles. so i 3 different that

are going to be healthy but really flavorful operate. so first i have an egg roll and it's began. second. i'm gonna do a green goddess bulgur wheat and shrimp. ul who sounds lots of flavor. and then i'm gonna do a brown rice with arugula. >> and some delicious chicken. and that's also healthy. sounds taste and loving the variety. yes, yes. so this will this will kind of satisfy everybody. i think the first one that i'm making here is grow ball and i love that. it has so much flavor to it. the first thing i did was i browned some that was pretty. i would see some i find from kate. you want to have it. so it's, you know, nice, big chunks. and i already brown debt. so i did that first. now in my pan, we're going to put together all those delicious flavors that we like and egg roll. okay. so first, i started off with some garlic and some onion and then of course, you can have an egg

roll without having the cabbage. the onions. so i sauteed that till it well okay. and we're not done with flavor. we need flavor. yeah. let me knows how to bring. the flavors were going to bring the flavors. so i've some sesame oil, some rice vinegar and you like some spice do. yeah. so i had sum sum but right that ryan, not right. so after i get this all together, i'm gonna put in my toe there and i wanted kind of absorb some more of this flavor and that's going to make the bull have just great texture along with flavor and crunch. so i mine with quinoa are i love king. why? i love it, too. and this is what helps him. keep it vegan or vegetarian. yes. but of course, if you want to do something like brown rice, that's also the against and you can do that. i imagine if people wanted to do a non vegan option, they just put in like a b for us. you could put it would be absolutely. you could put in turkey beef

anything like that. sausage, whatever you like. so i'm gonna go ahead and put that to make this bull. and if you could help me, stephanie, working to put some beautiful sliced green onions on top. there it is. and it's just going to add so much flavor and again, crunch and texture because we eat with our eyes first and that looks beautiful. you want to stand, i would love to talk that with some sesame ca and look at that. if that doesn't look like an egg roll with out the fried i am. how delicious is that next? we're going to go with this a really delicious one, too. this is got the bulgur wheat and that. are you familiar with that? to me about that? very, very healthy. and you can get it at the store and it's a little wheat. and what i did was i just boiled it for a little while to get it to puff so that is a look super easy. so i have right here, the bulgur wheat and again for flavor and health. i did some napa cabbage. so that looks delicious. and what we're going to add to it, some more flavor. so if you would like

to add in the zahn again. flavor texture, protein for protein. they were not going to go without protein. i'm also going to add some delicious shrimp that i already cooked. and i'm just going to spread that out. a look at the colors beautiful and i have my dressing here and i'm doing a green goddess dressing. and this i decided not to do with the cream. we're gonna for go that i decide to do the greek yogurt, ok? so i come or low a little bit more low fat and it has a ton of beautiful herbs and it we've got we've got basil parsley, chives and going do some of the drizzle just a little bit of dressing over the top. and you can add more later, if you want to bet. just so beautiful and i'm going to garnish it with again, some green onion. so we've to pour some green onions over that. and this is get dressed you made from scratch. yes, i have to do it

right in your food processor at home for ash locale. keeping with what you want to more the new year. wonderful. so we're doing good. we have seafood. we have something the again. but if you left to have your delicious chicken, i have a brown rice bowl and 2 it. i started off with arugula. do you yes, it too. i like that little flavor to when you bite into a a but if you want to do something like spinach, that's fine, so pick whatever green you like, ok, whatever want to make sure you eat that. so yeah, we have beautifkl brown rice on top of it. now we're going to add a ton of flavor and vibrancy with some great veggie. so if you want to help me, why don't you go ahead? will put and some avocado beautiful avocado on the side. yes, go right ahead on the side like that care affect, i'm going add some chopped cherry tomatoes again, adding a lot of flavor and color. lovely kind was not beautiful.

and some shredded beautiful carrots aside to look at some pretty that is you can this coming, you know, for lunch. so, yes, the work. i mean, this is easy to and then i'm going to add the chicken again. my protein tighter in the honor. >> and then i'm going to add some sauce to again. i'm gonna keep it a little bit on the low calorie side. this is just greek yogurt. and again, i added some sriracha. >> they wanted a little bit of spice season fun flavor. why yet? we're eating healthy. look at how beautiful that is. >> we're just going to add a little bit of this beautiful erika old dressing. and again, you're going to feel good about this because it's an it's not sour cream and work. we love cheese yet you election cheese always. i'm not going to feel guilty about having new or not. we're going to add a little but if you prefer. >> to have you can have as well. there is now.

>> we have to have something to drink. now, i know a lot of people are doing dry january. yep, that's true. i am not that your mom? i am so i have to do. he's just wants to share with you for this tofu and egg roll bowl. i love to have a delicious rose a scotts. some spice to rose is great. okay. and i have 7 jan block for the other 2 very light and crisp perfect for both of these beautiful, ok? so should we do a little cheers that i think we for the yeah. cheers to home leslie de leslie dabney, the vineyard. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you. chair years. we'll be right back.

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on the kron 4 morning news. the santa cruz wharf reopens for business nearly 2 weeks after powerful waves caused a

partial collapse. what we know about plans to rebuild. and cleaning up the streets. san francisco's new mayor-elect getting hands on with public service in the city is community message days before set to be sworn in. and remembering jimmy carter. funeral observances continue for the former president this morning as he makes his final journey to the nation's capital. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning ngws. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday january, the 5th. continue our coverage this morning with a look first at the weather with dave sphar hide 8.70, good morning and good morning, everybody for us today. looks like the same kind of clouds mixture, although little bit more flavoring of the sunshine today, a little bit a couple degrees, maybe warmer than yesterday. but pretty close on those numbers and a gradual warming trend is expected for the week ahead. first things first, our beauty shot coming in to check things out of the

east bay shoreline. you can see we've taken care of most of the fog least from the standpoint, immediate bay. >> and going off to the mostly we had a little bit some cloud cover early on that sense. moved on out. however, this afternoon, do expect some scattered clouds in here. looks like maybe about 2 or 3 o'clock in the afternoon there. but still all all in all pretty good day. there's a look at your temperatures. not bad. everybody is at least gotten into the 40's. it looks like and even some 50's along the coast and give a quick comparison pretty close to on target santa rosa's. actually 4 degrees ahead. but we're pretty close to where we were this time from yesterday. so it's basically not just today, but early in the week and then they'll be some changes and then latter portion of the week. and next weekend, it's the same deal for pacific high nudging in from the south. that's going to keep us in the dry sector with these past some storm systems or systems coming in from the pacific. a look at the hour by hour forecast, mostly sunny and again, some scattered clouds as we get to the mid afternoon. i'll have more on that forecast in a bit. stephanie.

>> all right, dave, thank you. breaking news this morning, san francisco fire crews are stamping out a fire on the 600 block of clement street. we understand that this is coming from a restaurant and that the fire was stemming from a washer inside of that restaurant. the department says to expect traffic delays as they work on this incident. again, the public is asked to avoid the 600 block of clinton street. and as soon as we get more information, we'll update you with the latest. the santa cruz wharf is back open to the public after a partial collapse last month that closure for several businesses to temporarily shut down. kron four's. lindsey ford shows us the latest. >> it's been nearly 2 weeks since the partial collapse of the santa cruz wharf and with its debut reopening saturday, business owners are looking towards a brighter and more lucrative new year. >> we know we're open now and we're happy. we're we're still to be here. >> since we opened, we've had a ton of regulars coming in. and it's just it's it's really warmed our >> this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now

playing catch up on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business and there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's homestyle comfort, food restaurant. >> says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask for an extension to pay rent this month. you're concerned not they're going to be able to pay their bills and they're gonna be able to eat you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down. and we never really had anything like this in the, you know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, marine these candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks. tony elliott with increased parks and recs the city is focused on cleanup of the ocean is a dangerous place. a crane is

submerged in the ocean. 160 feet off the war and 300 pilings from the war are spread throughout the region. we're constantly repairing the war. that's not a debatable point. and we have been repairing replacing. >> piling some pieces over 100 year mayor keeley says the city is debating on whether or not to be adding the restroom extension to the that fell off. >> thank you, tony baker, one of the directors of the santa cruz surfing club, says the wharf played a pivotal role in his upbringing personally when i was a kid, grew up coming down here. we fished we crab week kroll the round on pilings underneath and everything. you know. so it's got a big place in my life and it's changed over the years. but to have it reopened really special. pam enoch from san jose has been visiting the worse and she was a teenager and did not want to miss out on saturday. just just a home place, comfort place for me. >> the santa cruz wharf is a

staple in the community, a place to laugh fish meet with friends and to relax. should. dodd is happy that this can all continue into the new year were smaller restaurant. i just feel like all of our guests like a piece of family. so for the last 10 days. >> we have been seeing members of our family. and so it just feels absolutely wonderful to be here. the open brightening their day in santa cruz. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. new this morning. a chp arrested an oakland man suspected of killing his wife in february 2023. police responded to the edwards avenue off ramp on i-580, in oakland. that's where they found the key mcallen shot dead from a gunshot wound. now chp identify the victim's husband us annual mcallen. as the primary suspect after 2 years of investigation, the alameda county da filed charges against that suspect on january. second, investigators arrested him. he was booked into the santa rita jail. in santa rosa. police arrested a man for allegedly pointing a gun at another driver in a road rage incident. 23

yearld calvin crump is the suspect. officers responded to we 3rd street in amador drive around 05:00pm saturday. the suspect was later found near stoney point road and guerneville road with prompts one month child and the child's mher the ar. officers also found a load gum and ammunition in the trunk. the mother and child were released. trump was booked into the sonoma county jail. francisco mayor let daniel lurie is just 3 days away from taking office, but he's already rolling up his sleeves to clean up the streets this weekend. and the community is invited to join in voice jack moment has the latest. >> in san francisco, ap, it's cleanup day from big to small and almost 4 we are. >> was that one max davis hands around this neighborhood decided to help clean up when he heard mayor elected annual larry would be hosting a local clean up its because out here. yeah, i was a i was a supporter and it's nice to see

a face to the name is a san francisco resident and is looking forward to what this new administration will bring a little more safe feeling. i had to be able to walk around downtown downtown to be nice if it was more of a city, again, a walkable city and the mayor elect himself just days away from inauguration is picking up piece by piece reading neighbors who also supported his election or you know, to keep up the good work. you know, when i met he was guess. he was a trying to get voter would not would be came to our church. you know, and we just mingling with the people. feel like down or, you know, larry is hosting several cleanups throughout the i think there's a lot of hope and optimism. >> what i keep hearing is that hope is alive and well here in san francisco. but while he's very early days of leadership in the city start off piece by piece, he was elected based on big plans to deal perhaps the biggest cleanup of them. all and then make sure we have safe streets as well. make sure we get people off the streets that are suffering from mental health issues

addiction. get them into treatment. >> saturday kron 4 walk down 6th street for mission street and saw dozens of people using drugs and lying on the street. many people calling out for help other people clearly not wanting their cameras in the area. advocates say up to 500 people are here using drugs every night is making sure that 60 clean, that we get people off the street and into the help that they working with the sheriff's department and the police department. we are going to make sure >> that the entry points to our city are beacons of hope. one of the mayor-elect schools is to crack down on drug use and homelessness supervisor matt dorsey recently penned a letter to law enforcement agencies asking them if they have the capacity to arrest up to 100 people every night in the 6th street and tenderloin area. the letter also suggests forcing people into detox mayor-elect lori did not say if he supports that proposal or not, but did say he supports cleaning up the area.

my administration is going to make sure that we send a message to the country to the world that you don't come to san francisco to deal drugs are do drugs any longer. and the mayor's cleanup efforts continue sunday with events in the tenderloin and in the mission and all those events lead up to wednesday at 11:30am, in the morning where daniel lurie will be inaugurated. that san francisco's mayor, it will be followed by an open house here at city hall throughout the rest of the day reporting here in san francisco, jack moment. kron 4 news. >> we will spend this week. celebrating this incredible life, a life that i think we can all agree is as full and powerful as in the life can be. as someone said, it's amazing what you can cram into 100 >> 6 days, a funeral observances are now underway for former president jimmy carter. family and friends gathered for a service at the carter presidential center in atlanta saturday. carter's

body remains at the center for public viewing until early tuesday morning from there, the late president and his family travels to washington, d.c.. the ceremonies began with a presidential motorcade which traced carter's rise from peanut farmer to president reporter judy has more. >> final farewell. the sixt, a state funeral began where jimmy carter's life began a crowd many waving flags join carter's family outside the phoebe sumter medical center serving as pallbearers, former secret service agents who protected the president from there. the motorcade to carter, who his hometown of plains past the building which housed his presidential campaign headquarters present. it made a brief stop at carter's childhood home. his family farm, part of the jimmy carter, national historical park national park service honor guard saluted. they rang

the farms old bell. 39 times for the 39th president jimmy carter, a naval academy grad nuclear engineer, peanut farmer and governor was elected president in 1977, the nobel peace prize winner and humanitarian passed away. december 29th at age 100. after a moment of silence at georgia's capital and ceremony at the carter presidential center in atlanta this afternoon, carter will lie in repose there that in the nation's capital. a state funeral will take place thursday at the national cathedral judy way.

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>> 9.30, this morning live look outside of the golden gate bridge looking very pretty out there day. >> that is a lot of sunshine in store for you today. we'll see little bit more than we saw from yesterday. how about that? already? blue skies taking hold in downtown san francisco. you will notice we did have this little collection of clouds early on, moved on through, but now we're left with the clear skies. so enjoy that for about a good 6 hours or so. then afternoon, we'll start to see some build up of some scattered clouds. temps pretty much in the 40's. at this hour. we've improved from those chilly 30's this morning in a couple of pockets, particularly well inland. but go back to future cast. this is what i'm talking about. you can see some of those scattered clouds making way clear on out clouds return. there's a low level moisture mixes out and some scattered clouds aloft. so we have a big switch that will happen by monday afternoon as everything area go look at how the sweeps on through. we have offshore

winds developing both aloft and at the surface, it's very apparent here projecting the wind gusts, right? just little county spilling into the east bay and just about the entire beijing will notice there by tuesday morning. you're going to be hearing a lot in southern california about probably unfortunately some fires being started and so forth because of the shift in the winds are to have some fire watches that have been posted in this looks like a little week-long event. pretty much for them going forward. the breakdown for us is today. variable clouds. morrison, though we have mild temps, 60 ish near about 60 for tomorrow with still this few clouds in our warmest day looks to be about thursday heading into next weekend before another offshore wind event takes hold lower. 60's going on again for highs we expect for today and the next couple of days. again, keeping at lower 60's and scattered clouds as part of the program and to get more into that, a longer range forecast for you and a bit, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thanks. as we settle into the new year, many of us are feeling the pressure of resolutions and the stress that can come with

them. joining us live now is doctor jennifer douglas, clinical psychologist to discuss how we can all better manage new your anxiety and sets a realistic goals for the new year. dr. douglas, thank you so much for joining thank you for having me. so great to have you back. so tell us first, any what triggers that anxiety and stress around setting those new year's resolutions? what are some common things? there's a lot of social pressure around new year's being this time where everybody needs to make new resolutions change everything about themselves. >> make their home completely qatar for clutter and work out 5 times a week. those around this time of yes. so on what are some common mistakes you say that people make when they're sitting those new year's resolutions? i find that at least what i'm speaking to. >> just, you know, folks, a friend groups in a sometimes people tend to shoo for those pie in the sky. yes, we can get we can get a bit unrealistic. we can take on too much too quickly. we can bite off more than we can so i hear people who sort of want

to healthy eating is really big one around new year's revelry. showing and so people say, ok, i'm going to do whole 30 and no sugar and no fat and no fried food and everything like that. and while i'm all about healthier eating, that's fantastic. we want to try with say eating 4 servings of fruits and vegetables day. we don't want to go all, you know, 0 to 60. all at once. yes, yeah. that's a good one. in terms of that was kind of going to go into my next question, how can people set realistic sort of goals for themselves? but it sounds like. >> maybe being specific a little bit more specific about what we want to try and achieve. yes, not overextend ourselves. absolutely. and we can talk about smart goals. a specific, measurable achievable in all these types of things. but one thing that, you know, people kind of get ahead of themselves and they don't recognize that a lot of the goals that people have to be around exercise and eating healthy and we don't realize

sort of the limitations that we have. we're in the dead of winter. it's 40 degrees outside, yeah. and it's dark at 4 o'clock. people say i'm gonna take up running and i'm gonna run a 10 k well, it's different deciding to do that in july versus january. true? so a little more realistic? yeah, absolutely. because one of my new year's resolutions actually this year in the past, it used to be, you know, i want to, you know, go. so you know that may be like, for example, lose 10 pounds in a year, but that instead this kind of that we did a little bit. and i said i'm just going to drink. >> 60 ounces of water a day. yes, which i think is going to help towards building a healthier lifestyle, which can then lead said, you know, other healthy habits. okay. i think exactly what we so, you know, we're already 5 days into the new year. so some people may feel like they've already fallen off track with some of those resolutions. so do you have any advice for folks who might be struggling with kind of beating themselves up over the fact

that they haven't exactly follow through with a plan to do. well, first of all, the message this folks is you're not alone. that's what happens. the majority of people. and that's okay. in clinical psychology, we talk about the difference between a lapse and a relapse. so if i'm trying to drink 60 ounces of water day and i miss it 3 days in a row because i'm, you know, working maybe my kids not sleeping cetera. then that's a i can get back on track and i don't want to beat myself up or feel guilty about it. the problem is when we have a full relapse, which is when we wake up in 6 months have gone by and we don't even know about. that what want to get away but if we stick to the lab, says it and slowly correcting ourselves because it's that slow correction that doesn't have to do with. >> beating ourselves up or guilt or shame. that's what actually keeps us on track in terms of goals. so if somebody will say, for example, who want to go back to the water somebody, you know, i drink 30 ounces instead of the 60. yes,

that's ok, yes, yes, it's that it's that all or nothing thinking where if i if i drink 59 ounces, a failure that's what we want to get away from its this gentle movement, you know, behavioral shaping towards the kind of behavior we want. and how important is it to have a fresh start mentality for the new year and how can people shift away from the idea of perfection when it comes to setting those new year's resolutions. i appreciate that very much. because january first, it's really this very kind of falls deadline. we have that everybody wants to know, turn around and do all of these things. and so thinking more about when it might be >> more change. friendly time in your life. for instance, a lot of parents are home right now. we have kids have been home for weeks. everybody's climbing the walls. everybody's overstimulated. yeah. the tree is still time for a big life change for a lot of us. and that's okay. it's okay to ease into it. yes. okay. and for those who are feeling a sense of anxiety

surrounding the new year in general, of course, so much going on in the world and then we all have things going on in personal lives there to manage what are some just easy practical tips that people can apply right now to help ease day-to-day anxiety and stress. absolutely. so we come back a lot to the idea of mindfulness and when i say mindfulness, that doesn't mean you have to. get into a full lululemon outfit. climb up. mount tam on iraq, meditate for half an hour. that's not that's not what. israel life these but it means focusing on what is in front of you. it means giving 100% of your attention to whatever you're doing in the moment that can be drinking tea. that can be driving in traffic on the bay bridge. you can be, you know, playing with your dog in the morning. but when we zoom out and start to live a little too much in her head, a little too much in the future. that's when anxiety can get the better of the more we slow down and pay attention to this present moment in this present moment, things are probably just fine and us through the value of

practicing mindfulness and living in the moment as well. what does that do in terms of benefits to the brain and just as day-to-day lives as we move forward. absolutely. i'm so glad you asked. we have beautiful data about mindfulness. not only are certain parts of the brain more active and healthy or parts that we want to be more active rather than the fight or flight sort of scary. but reactivity parts of our brain. but we actually have some data that even just 3 to 5 minutes of mindful breathing in the morning can lower your blood pressure throughout the day and make you more resilient toward stress. ok, so really taking the moment to live in the now can actually help us in the future. yes. all right. wonderful doctor, jennifer douglas, thank you so much for joining us with these great insights again this morning. thank you so much. all right. thank you so much. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> now on the kron 4 weekend morning news norovirus cases are on the rise nationwide. >> a look at the latest data from the cdc. plus, the chp wants drivers to stop monkeying around the surprising discovery officers uncovered during a traffic stop. plus.

>> 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. >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us at 9.28. this morning. we continue our coverage with a first look at the forecast with dave spahr friday. set a good morning. good morning, everybody. a pretty sweet sunday for you with lots of sunshine. but the most part, some scattered clouds sneak on in here in the afternoon. >> and we'll see kind of the same kind of treatment again for tomorrow. but again, a lot of sunshine is on tap for us. so that will be in the plus side and remaining dry for the week ahead. >> we're gonna couple offshore wind pops of the program that watching as well. here's happened a four-year. the sun glittering in the background. pretty good start to the day and it will remain that way early on. we have a back at some cloud cover long since now. gone. but most of the traffic from the pacific is going to be going up and around us as we're insulated by high pressure, which is a you see something we see a little bit later in the season, not as much in the

winter. there's the 40's in place. we have 50 already for sonoma sorority racing ahead there. but i'm now getting into a mile program highs today, lower 60's and more of that to come. in fact, warming up to the mid 60's. come the end of the week. up. more on that longer range forecast for you. coming up and a bit 70. >> all right, dave, thank you. 2025 is expected to be a busy year of the state capitol. governor gavin newsom and legislative leaders sharing their goals for the new year. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a look at. >> 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. it 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 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.

but 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 in 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. >> this year the irs is implementing a few new rules. shannon behnken gives us a 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 fail 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, you must have a real id driver's license or identification card to board domestic flights and enter federal facilities. you may already have a real id compliant document and not know it because states have been issuing them for years. authorities say black or gold star at a station state issued id passes as a real id. well, your health, the highly contagious norovirus, commonly known as the stomach flu is on the rise nationwide. the cdc reports positive cases are higher this season than in previous years. symptoms include stomach pain, fever, headaches, and body chills can also occur. the onus is most common with children under the age of 5. but with the cold weather keeping people inside, officials warn 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 you wash your hands for at least 20 seconds. multiple times a day. go to the doctor. if you're experiencing symptoms. happening this morning, drivers should expect significant delays on lopes road between brittany drive in silver creek road. fairfield police conducting a crash investigation out there. the road shut down around one 10:00am. this morning. no word yet on when that road reopens and you may have recently gotten a text from fast track saying you owe them money. officials say to ignore this because fastrak says this message is a scam in that extra told to pay up in order to avoid excessive late fees and potential legal action. but the real fast track says it does not tax people about billing issues. levels across the nation must now show levels of lead and mercury in their products. thanks to a new california law, baby food makers must now test their

products monthly for heavy metals and disclose the results. it may take time for the new label products to hit store shelves. the law was inspired by 2021 congressional investigation that found dangerously high levels of heavy metals in packaged baby foods. and take a look at this. madera chp made an unusual discovery earlier this week and exotic monkey was found during a traffic stop. reporter briana byus 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 is. 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 it with the best thing, which is your common bananas, took offense to not 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 to come 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. >> the nonprofit save mount diablo is expanding their free, discover diablo hikes and outings program, including areas rarely open to 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. and the new year the group holds a rather host a new stargazing event, photography hike and lgbtq+ hike rsvps are required. those start on january. 25th. for the 3rd straight year. the california lottery raised more than 2 billion dollars for state public schools sales from the

recent mega millions jackpot generated roughly 78 million dollars. it says the lottery started in 1985. the lottery has raised 46 billion dollars for education. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news new year new you. >> vineyard mom, leslie dabney joins us with some tasty recipes to help. keep us on track with our fitness journey east. >> and weather is cooperating to joining its outdoor activities involved a lower 60's for highs and some scattered clouds going on this afternoon. and that's the trend for the week ahead. let's talk about we come back. but for what it to lose.

start the camera. >> all right, 9.42. this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge looking very pretty out there day that it is lots of sunshine already for ya. and it looks like a pretty nice sunday to look at those temperatures and you're looking good this afternoon. here's a live look again at the the sutro tower kind of zoomed in the golden gate. sierra forecast next couple of days, a little cool down happens here by tuesday on a 33 for highs and we'll see in the home front. some offshore winds working here, too, that just delays the warming phase. however, we expect to see temperatures get up there in the mid 60's by thursday storm tracker 4. we did have that deck of cloud cover early on. that's now since gone. we don't see really much of the wave interruptions until we get to the mid afternoon today. so futurecast for as you can see them dropping into the south, clearing out a little bit overnight for the star gazers tomorrow morning. low-level moisture mixes out and again, some scattered clouds for the afternoon.

there's that switch. however, that's an offshore wind flow, both at the surface and aloft notice the winds of the coast. little bit of a breeze going on shore. but here at spills in from solano county that offshore wind direction there, no statements have been posted with this yet, but we might get some as we get a little closer with all of this and driving it and you can see future ones as well. this is the offshore wind event we're talking about right there. you can see coming in from the rockies and that goes away. and then another one for the end of next week system passes first, then another one towards the weekend and next week again, offshore flows returned there. now we might hear about some issues and problems happening down in southern california with all that. so stay tuned for that, least for us. it looks like we're pretty protected from the fire. concerned 60 san francisco upper 50's along the coast. meanwhile, we're looking at 59 for burlingame foster city at 59. 61 for palo alto in the south bay. 64 san jose east bay shoreline in the lower 60's along with tri

valley. we're looking at 62 walnut creek, 64 berkeley, but they hold about 60 62 for napa. santa rosa checking in at about 60. we'll get some movement on these temperatures towards the end of the week around thursday. it looks like. but in the meantime, expect the sunny weather to prevail. stephanie? all right, dave, thanks so much. >> with 2025 finally here, many of us are thinking about healthier eating habits in the new year. if you're looking to kick, start your wellness journey with delicious nutritious meals. we've got you covered. earlier today, we were joined by leslie dabney, the vineyard mom who shared some simple and flavorful recipes that could help satisfy your taste buds. watch list. it's good morning, leslie. good morning, stephen. happy new new year. we made it. we had a fabulous season. yes, fun family friends. >> and food. yes, resolution is, by the way, no, something eating healthy is one of and how about you? do you have one myself as well and also to

drink more water good. that's a great one. and that is something that really helps with, you know, our health and you know, something eating healthy is one of the top new year's resolutions that i'm exercising absolute. so i'm going to help you with one of them here because not going exercise right now. not right now, you you're going to make some delicious food. so today, one of my fun things to make arboles. so i 3 different that are going to be healthy but really flavorful operate. so first i have an egg roll and it's began. second. i'm gonna do a green goddess bulgur wheat and shrimp. ul who sounds lots of flavor. and then i'm gonna do a brown rice with arugula and some delicious chicken. >> and that's also healthy. sounds taste and loving the variety. yes, yes. so this will this will kind of satisfy everybody. i think the first one that i'm making here is grow ball and i love that. it has so much flavor to it. the first thing i did was i

browned some that was pretty. i would see some i from from kate. you want to have it. so it's, you know, nice, big chunks. and i already brown debt. so i did that first. now in my pan, we're going to put together all those delicious flavors that we like and an egg roll. okay. so first, i started off with some garlic and some onion. and then of course, you can have an egg roll without having the cabbage, the onion. so i sauteed that'll it well okay. and we're not done with flavor and we need flavor. yeah. let me knows how to bring the flavors were going to bring the flavors. so i've some sesame oil, some rice vinegar and you like some spice to. yeah. so i had sum sum but right ryan, not right. so after i get this all together, i'm gonna put in my toe there and i wanted kind of absorb some more of this flavor and that's going to make the bull have just great texture along with flavor and crunch. so i

mine with quinoa. i i love king. why? i love it, too. and this is what helps them. keep it vegan or vegetarian. yes. but of course, if you want to do something like brown rice, that's also the against and you can do that. i imagine if people wanted to do a non vegan option, they just put in like a b for us. you could putin be? absolutely. you could put in turkey beef anything like that. sausage, whatever you like. so i'm gonna go ahead and put that to make this ball. and if you could help me, morse working to put some beautiful sliced green onions on top. there it is. it's just going to add so much flavor and again, crunch and texture because we eat with our eyes first and that looks beautiful. you want to stand, i would love to talk that with some sesame ca and look at that. if that doesn't look like an egg roll with out of the fried am. how delicious is that next? we're going to go with this a really delicious one, too. this is got the bulgur wheat and that. are you familiar with that? to

me about that? very, very healthy. and you can get it at the store and it's a little wheat. and what i did was i just boiled it for a little while to get it to pop so there's a look super easy. so i have right here, the bulgur wheat and again for flavor and health. i did some napa cabbage. so that looks delicious. and what we're going to add to it, some more flavor. so if you would like to add in the zahn again. flavor texture, protein for protein. you are not going to go without protein. i'm also going to add some delicious shrimp that i already cooked. and i'm just going to spread that out. a look at the colors and beautiful and i have my dressing here and i'm doing a green goddess dressing. and this i decided not to do with the cream. we're gonna for go that i decide to do the greek yogurt, ok? so i come or low a little bit more low fat and it has a ton of beautiful herbs and it we've got we've got

basil parsley, chives and going to do someuof the drizzle just a little bit of dressing over the top. and you can add more later, if you want to bet. just so beautiful and i'm going to garnish it with again, some green onion. so we've to pour some green onions over that. and this is dress it you made from scratch. yes, i have to do it right in your food processor at home for ash locale. keeping with what you want to more the new year. wonderful. so we're doing good. we have seafood. we have something the again. but if you love to have your delicious chicken, i have a brown rice bowl and 2 it. i started off with arugula. do you yes, it too. i like that little peppery. for 2. and you bite into a a but if you want to do something like spinach, that's fine, so pick but evergreen, you like, ok, whatever want to make sure you eat that. we have beautiful brown rice on top of it. now

we're going add a ton of flavor and vibrancy with some great veggie. so if you want to help me, why don't you go ahead? will put and some avocado beautiful avocado on the side. yes, go right ahead on the side like that. for fact, i'm going to add some chopped cherry tomatoes again, adding a lot of flavor and color. lovely kind was not beautiful. and some shredded beautiful carrots assigned to look at some pretty. that is you can speak this coming, you know, for lunch. so, the work. i mean, this is easy to and then ongoing at the chicken again, my protein tighter in the honor. >> and then i'm going to add some sauce to this. again, i'm gonna keep it a little bit on the low calorie side. this is just greek yogurt. and again, i added some sriracha. >> they wanted a little bit of spice unflavored, why not? yet? we're eating healthy. look at how beautiful that is. >> we're just going to add a little bit of this beautiful

erika old dressing. and again, you're going to feel good about this because it's an it's not sour cream and work. we love cheese yet you election cheese always. i'm not going to feel guilty about having new or not. we're going to add a little but if you prefer. >> to have you can have as well. there is now. >> we have to have something to drink. now, i know a lot of people are doing dry january. yep, that's true. i am not. >> to issues your mom. i am so i have to do. he's just wants to share with you. >> for this tofu and egg roll bowl. i love to have a delicious rose a scotts. some spice to it? rose is great. okay. and i have 7 jan block for the other 2 very light and crisp perfect for both of these beautiful, ok? so should we do a little cheers? they think he from air. cheers to

home leslie leslie dabney, the vineyard. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you. chair sears will be right back.

>> well, scientists may have finally solved the mystery of stonehenge. researchers now believe the stones were originally brought from scotland and then reconstructed in england sometime between 26 2024 80 bc and the purpose behind those stones appears to be an attempt to unify all the ancient britons meeting. stonehenge might have been a prehistoric version of the statue of liberty, a shining

beacon reassuring immigrants that they were all welcome. how about that? wow, that's interesting. and they may have an astronomical or you are here purpose, somebody. yeah, possibly that. you know, you're at such and such location. yeah. can see with the sun's angle was and work that out, right where there was so many missing. and like you say, the astrological aspects it seems like now it's it's also was also meant to be a beacon of >> a way to bring all different groups together, which is a beautiful thing that was originally a hotel and a restaurant and just kind of fell apart. that's what that's perhaps that's a possibility to units to keys. >> okay. here's what we got going on. we've got a couple things, stephanie today, not too bad. lots of sunshine for you. yay. then we get to around monday night and things get interesting. boom right there. those offshore winds. now we have no statements up here. even involving those winds themselves. that may change when get a little closer, they might have some wind advisories and so forth, but nothing fire talk here. there is in southern california because of all of this. now. and you can see what's happening all week long. we're at the southern edge of all of this action

that's going towards our north during the drought. we are a this. that's a missed rough r- opportunity. but now we're doing good. we can handle these offshore winds and mild temps to so we get to kind of enjoy a little different side of winter, mild temps, even almost almost like are we springs mid-sixties going on by thursday? don't you know? and we're keeping conditions mostly sunny. it looks like through the period. so really sweet 7 day forecast here for you and people here. sounds good. thanks so much, dave. >> all right. thanks all of you for joining us here on the kron. 4. >> weekend news. i'm stephanie lin in from all of us here on the phone for weekend news team. we appreciate you tuning in. wishing you a very happy 2025 and we'll see you back here bright and early next saturday at 07:00am take good care of yourselves, everyone.

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