at the embarcadero. nice and calm out there. but what you're not seeing in this view, but what you will see when the sun comes up is just how dense that fog is overhead. in fact, we're seeing the densest of it across a lot of our bridges. so watch your travel spans. a dense fog advisory for the north bay fog gradually burns off this morning. so it's going to be stubborn hanging out with us for several hours. well, through late morning, in some cases through lunchtime. now temperatures are currently in the 30's to 40's. it is a very chilly start. so definitely layer up as you're venturing out as we move into the afternoon, our daytime highs will be in the upper 50's to low 60's so comfortable one ahead, reyna. alright, morning for you. if you are hitting the roads in traveling out there, so be careful. be safe. 12 minute ride into the city this morning on the bay bridge. while you're richmond, sandra fell is around 8. >> 7 average about 15 over the air and the golden gate bridge that dense fog is those low beams. please. 19 minutes. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 6 o'clock in

the north bay. the vallejo community is coming together now to raise money for a hit and run crash victim. this accident happened days before christmas destroyed the man's wheelchair. kron four's. lindsey ford has his story. >> the room. and to be honest, i sat there for like 10 minutes per eye. nobody came outside. nobody heard it. >> just 5 days before christmas, the unthinkable happened to melvin jones in valais. whoa around 11, 10 at night right outside of his home. he was struck by a car while positioning himself out of his wheelchair into his suffer from depression. it was like a movie set jones he saw in his rear view mirror bright lights approaching closer and closer cushions. uk pushing injured. quick quick quick, quick quick. and then when the door from you got to those winter bama wheelchair just flew in the air. did a couple

of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered pieces in shock after the impact, jones as he braced himself by grabbing the steering wheel. and looking ahead at the driver who hit him, seen him put on a light reverse lights. >> know, like what are >> and they took off. everything came down to see if i was all right. >> he's now using a replacement wheelchair. what's left are remains of his main wheelchair, twisted and ruined along with his car's windows. glass shattered in the street. just a lot of trauma that. that i didn't have to go through up. i would have been better. the person with to stop field a little bit better came by. and just checking on me. >> but just not doing that. just left me in a bad place. the hit and run has left jones with a broken foot on top of already had suffered from a tragedy in 2003. >> that left him para plea, jake, from gunshot wounds on

titan heard already hurt. so i got to keep getting hurt. >> what has helped melvin look to a brighter new year is his children in the community engagement. he's involved in like being the commissioner of the boys and girls club empowerment things in meeting with the community see the community happy. it gives me thanks and praise is and it is by my depression is no longer no longer there. >> jones is also grateful for the gofundme that has been made on his behalf to help pay for medical expenses. the feedbacc that i'm getting from the community, people that i don't even knowelike >> overwhelmingly appreciative it life was my heart. in vallejo, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> time now 603. and a 17 year-old boy was killed in a crash that happened in livermore saturday night on del valle. road south of mendenhall road. >> police are still investigating exactly what

happened. but they do believe that speed could have been a factor in that deadly accident. >> well, time now 603 in the san mateo county sheriff's office is warning people about a scam that targets the hispanic community. deputies say scammers are calling people and offering to register children with the amber alert system. but it's just a way to get confidential information and possibly even meet with residents at their homes. authorities say this is clearly not how the amber alert system works. and if you've been contacted, you want to call the sheriff's office and let him now. police meanwhile, are looking for this woman who's accused of committing bank fraud in pleasanton. they say she went to several banks last month and fraudulently withdrew thousands of dollars from a bank account. thieves meanwhile, targeted and robbed 3 different businesses throughout oakland from saturday night into early sunday morning. no arrests have been made either. and a lot of business owners are blaming teenagers, cove where jeff moment has more.

>> oakland police say this was the first breaking of the night at extra mile store off castro street. get a offers frustrated sunday afternoon to find the stories mostly closed for the day store. employees at extra mile didn't want to interview with kron 4. >> but they did. teenagers messed with the atm machine and it needs to be repaired. i faith that the state for me, always at the oakland you take the good with the bad when it comes oakland. >> open is a beautiful place with a lot of rich history. and i don't think a lot of people take value in the rich history that is open. this woman says the string of burglaries here in oakland is not shocking but just disappointing. i love oakland, treat better. >> oakland police then say a group of thieves target smoke shop off san pablo avenue just before for the morning. >> a rammed into gate. elise of the store manager here says they didn't make out with much, took some fake jordans everything else was left intact. it is very

frustrating. >> we have to we are you have bills with pain. we've got to pay. the rent is around the first of the managers here at the smoke shop tell us they've been broken into several times over the last year. each time they've broken into cost them thousands of dollars. this particular break-in, it's going to cost them around $20,000 to repair. >> makes were right there. and the police not that far and they just let of juggling. lisa says her boss saw oakland police chase the team down the road. >> but then give up kron 4 reached out to opd to confirm this information and open. police told kron 4 that responding officers determined they have no authorization to pursue the suspects like they pretended to do the job or lisa despite the multiple break-ins, they don't plan on closing down just yet. but she has a message for the teens. hopefully your lesson someday. get a job and they can buy some real zonings. >> oakland police say thieves also burglarized a safe way off broadway. the manager on duty at this location says the

door was quickly fixed and thieves didn't end up taking much. this makes 5 burglaries over the last 2 weekends in oakland kron 4 asked opd for comment on the spike in burglaries. but the not hear back reporting in oakland's jack moment. kron 4 news. >> 6, 0, 6, and 3. oakland fire stations are going to be closing their doors because of the budget issues in oakland. you can see on your screen there. the stations affected number. 28 25 are closing station. 10 was previously closed for remodeling in. it's not going to reopen. oakland. firefighters say that closing the stations means that some residents may have to wait 10 minutes for response. firefighters are hold a news conference outside city hall before the first city council meeting of the new year. >> in 2024, was a busy year for the oakland fire department as a whole. >> they responded to 79,000. >> apparatus incidents, the busiest engine went to more

than 5,000 incidents and the busiest trucks responded to about 2000 calls. the fire department all also responded to more than 1000 encampment fires and 600 grass and wild land fires. >> 607, is the time in the east bay and el serino music store is under contract now to buy the building where it's house with 2 other non profits that music store called down-home music, along with the nonprofit slay blanc films and the are hooley foundation say that they're able to give we're able to give about 10% of the money required. thanks to a gofundme campaign and now they need to come up with another 2.4 million dollars. by april of this year in order to completely own the building in which they're in. well, a large portion of highway 37 in solano and sonoma counties will begin climate adaptation. roadwork starting today. caltrans says it's east bay eastbound lanes will be shut down beginning at 09:00pm and

will do that every night through february. the closures will begin from highway one. 21 junction, right ne sears point all the way to railroad avenue in filet o traffic wi be detoured north to highway one. 21 east on highway 12 in the south on highway. 29 westbound traffic will not be affected. >> time now 608, and women's sports is going to be front and center at a new bar. that's going to be opening in san francisco. this new year. the 2 owners met because they were playing soccer for the san francisco spikes and now they're opening a bar. they wanted to be the place to watch women's sports. >> wanted to open the bar because we're struggling to find reliable places to watch women's sports in san and it we want to have a place for uk that come in. and know that you can find community and know that you can watch women sports that seeing 2, professional teams and the biggest women's sports leagues in the u.s. coming within a

year of each other. it was like, ok, this really is the moment. this is the time. >> it's so much excitement. you see all the season ticket deposits for about 3 so i think it was something we knew we wanted to work on and it was extra motivation. the like the time is right. let's do ot now. >> ricky's on market street, the castro is opening sometime this spring. it's 609. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. governor newsom is continuing to crack down. >> ultra-processed foods. we're going to take a look at what state health officials have been directed to do. and rental listing scams are becoming more elaborate. you don't want to be fooled. we'll tell you what santa clara county is doing. and the santa cruz wharf is reopening for business. but 2 weeks after a powerful waves caused a partial collapse. and this morning, it's the fog that has become quite the issue. here is not such a look at sfo, which you can't see much of this morning. check your flight delays out that

direction. >> temperatures ranging anywhere from the 30's to 40's right now, more of your forecast ahead. and if you are traveling, john just mentioned that fog. you have to look out for that news as low if possible. we're tracking

>> it's 6.12, and here are 4 things to know today. the chp has arrested oakland man. he is suspected of killing his wife in 2023. his name is nathan mccowan. and after 2 years of investigating the alameda county da has filed charges against him on january second, he was arrested and booked into the santa rita jail. cupertino. police have

arrested 2 people for stealing about $1200 worth of ribeye and prime rib beef cuts. they tracked down the thieves. thanks to an employee who saw the license plate on the getaway car and then they found all the stolen meek. women's sports are going to be front and center as we told you about this new bar in san francisco that is opening in the castro in the spring. it's called ricky's. san francisco native ali wong, one best stand-up comedian on television for netflix special ali wong, single lady. her golden globes, acceptance speech. in that she thanks san francisco routes because that's where she's from. and san francisco punchline, comedy club as well. and she thanked the comedy club as well, saying that, you know, that's where she got her start and turn. >> well, in more bay area news, those headed to the coast are urged to watch out for sneaker waves. they can sweep across beaches without warning and pull people back

into the water. so it's going to be rough. went out there along the coastline. just keep that in mind. >> workers lines lit up in those advisories courtesy of those sneaker waves, which you'll see right back up there on screen, something that we are going to be seeing intel for our pm tomorrow. so if you are heading out to the water, especially this afternoon when the weather gets a little bit more comfortable and sunny, do watch the coast and keep some extra distance between yourself in the water where we're sitting right now. a lot of low fog really pushed right there into the bay. this is not sitting above bridge level but rather stacked up right at bridge level itself. and that is resulting in what we have is that lowest visibility on many of your bridge crossings. so take it a little slower. give yourself maybe a few extra minutes this morning definitely slowed me down on my way stormtracker 4 shows are dry skies. it has been a well above average rain season for the northern part of the state southern california. it's actually been just the

opposite. we're falling behind as far as rainfall goes down south this week, we are all in the same boat with dry skies, a high pressure ridge in place and even a bit of an offshore breeze. this is going to ensure those dry conditions remain not just this week, but well into the weekend and even early next week, the north coast hardly seeing a single drop of water in our forecast. and your extended outlook is showing that drier than average weather continuing all across the bay area. now, as far as temperatures go today, most of us are going to be hanging out right around that 60 degree mark. and that's going to land us in the upper 50's to low 60's san bruno right at 58 degrees today will be at 58 in san carlos in redwood city, 60 for your highs and santa clara and san jose. same upper 50's to low 60's across the east bay this afternoon, hayward and oakland right at cusp of the 60 degree mark. while napa getting up to 61 among are more mild spots today. just by a degree or 2. looking ahead, tomorrow's

temps will be back into the 60's for more and more of the bay. and we will continue that trend into the weekend. some hazy sunshine here. and there, but dry skies all the way through right >> we're seeing on a morning you you're traveling out there this morning low beams from a little slower. 19 minutes across the golden gate bridge, the bay bridge. you can see the visibility, not the best. they are york's 15 minutes till but no speeding. 28 minutes along one-on-one, still seeing a lot of green on our highways because it's so early to 80 82 to 37. i'm not seeing any major delays. and sally down into 37 about 23 minutes during. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 6.17, of fremont police are looking for this man. 72 year-old roman reg elio. he was last seen near kaiser hospital. they're concerned because he's missing and they want to find them is about 5 foot, 6 and 140 pounds. he was last seen wearing all black and police

are hoping to get some information that leads to them. well, the chp is now searching for the driver connected with a deadly hit and run in santa rosa. it happened saturday night on highway 101ight near steele lane. >> police say a pestrian was found lying in the road but apparently been hit by a car that victim unfortunately died at the scene. in the north bay elsewhere. we've got police in santa rosa now arresting a man for allegedly pointing a gun at another driver during a road rage incident. 22 year-old calvin crump is the suspect in this case, officers responded to west 3rd street in amador drive right around 5 o'clock saturday evening. the suspect was later found near stoney point road and guerneville road with crops one month child and the child's mother in the car. officers also found a loaded gun and ammunition in the truck. the mother and the child were released. crump, though, was booked into the sonoma county jail. >> and with that, millions of

people are going to get bigger social security checks that bill signed by president biden just yesterday. the social security fairness act. and that will affect current and former public employees who get pensions from working as teachers, firefighters, police officers and other public service jobs. about 3 million people are affected by this during sunday's white house ceremony, the president singled out a texas teenager who walked 1600 miles from texas to washington, d.c., and support of that bill. >> a retired teacher struggle survive without the social security benefits year. he's on one right. >> that bipartisan bill counter x 2 provisions that would have limited the benefits for people's retirement paychecks. 6.19, right now in the white house is banning cert certain natural gas. water heaters and replacing them with new tank.

less gas heaters. they use a less energy, but the results could mean higher costs. the new regulations would remove non condensing natural gas fire water heaters from the market by 2029. meantime, the american gas association says that these new rules will forest low-income and seniors to pay more. a key provision of president biden's inflation reduction act is now in effect. it expands the tax credit that you get for using clean energy businesses can now get incentives for energy systems that produce power without producing greenhouse gas emissions. and that includes wind solar hydro power and geothermal power. >> 6.20, is the time. and right now former president jimmy carter is lying in repose at the carter center in atlanta. this is a live look at that facilities. you can members of the military are standing guard. his casket.

they're located inside the facility. president carter will remained there until tomorrow. he then and his family will travel to washington, d.c., for several days of memorials on thursday's funeral will take place at the washington national cathedral and then on friday card will be buried in a private gravesite service. >> time now 6.20, and it's shaping up to be a big day in washington, d.c., exactly now for years after the january 6 attack on the capitol now. so at this point, it's time to certify president elect donald trump's return to the white house. amidst this. we have washington correspond reshad hudson joining us live. >> in dc with the latest on all of that shot. >> james darya, good morning to you from a snowy d c now later today during those proceedings they will be led by vice president kamala harris. she joins small group of vice presidents who've had to oversee the certification of their own presidential election loss. and capitol police say things outside of the capital. they're expected to be peaceful.

>> that starts today. when congress meets to certify the results of the 2024 presidential election for donald trump. for those of us that were there in the capital, it's going to be think quite an emotional experience, too, to be back in the environment. on that day, the nation's capital is on high alert, fencing and barricades are already up surrounding the capitol annex ending for blocks and nation's capital is prepared to ensure that the legislative process >> will proceed without disruption. and our government will have a peaceful transfer of power. senate majority leader john thune says it's time to look past what happened on january 6, 2021, that's 4 years ago. i think the american people living in the present lawmakers say they have worked over the last 4 years to make sure an attack on the peaceful transition of power. >> never happens again. and we

have a plan and a strategy in place. that's not to say there are threats all the time and members of congress. >> and later this afternoon, lawmakers will meet at the capitol to start the certification process. they're hoping, though, that the snow behind me does not interfere with the proceedings. james darya. all right. thanks a lot. we're going take a break. 6.20, two's the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news hooping cough cases are reaching their highest levels reaching their highest levels now decades will tell yo

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>> we're back 6.25. to time. and for your help. this morning, a rise in whooping cough cases and an infant death of lead california. health officials now to urge people to get their vaccinations. >> officials say between january and october of last year, more than 2000 people had hooping cough more than 60 of those cases were babies less than 4 months old officials say those who are pregnant, close family members or baby caregivers need to get their t dap vaccine to protect children from serious illness. well, 6 bay area colleges have secured money now to help people prepare for high-demand jobs. 5.6 million dollars will go towards the silicon valley. advanced manufacturing partnership. this is a list of the college is participating including san jose state. as you can see, the partnership aims to prepare people, particularly people of color and female workers for jobs as manufacturing technicians and machinists. the program will collaborate with manufacturing companies, including tesla. >> time now 6.26. and for the

3rd straight year. now, the california lottery has raised more than 2 billion dollars for state public schools sales from the recent mega millions jackpot generated about 78 million dollars alone since the lottery started back in 1985, it has raised 46 billion dollars for education. it's 6.26. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the warriors hosted the sacramento kings at the chase center on kron four's. erin wilson is going to see what happened. >> plus, a dense fog advisory is in effect this morning. and you can see it here at the bay you can see it here at the bay bridge with a lot ofry excited about saving big

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>> 6.29 right now and we're checking out the weather trying to get out of the fog holland. it's going to last, but it's pretty thick. it is out there. john, good morning. good morning. it is up thick, especially on our bridges and that is causing some visibility issues out there for sure. a lot of us driving across both the bay, the golden gate and up to the richmond. sandra releasing a big dose of it. let's look outside at the golden gate right here. and you can see it's really packed right in this view from suture tower right now, dense fog advisories are in effect for the north bay, but even for other areas do be watching out for some of those lower visibility spots. that's going to take a while for it to burn off today. but once we get to the afternoon, we are going to be seeing a nice dose of sunshine overhead. currently temperatures are in the 30's to 40's. absolutely layer up oakland sitting at 47 right now. san francisco just shy of 50 degrees later on today. it'll be upper 50's to low 60's. and once that fog burns off a solid dose of sun right

all right, john, thank you for that. like you just mentioned that dense fogs across. >> most of all of our bridges out there. certainly a lot of people hitting the roads heading back to work. but again, disability, make sure use in those low beams, especially today. okay. 40 minutes on the bay bridge. while on richmond, sandra fell. if you aren't the mateo bridge are at about 15 there and the golden gate bridge, a dense fog 20 minutes. all right. back to you. thanks a lot. at 6.30, in the santa cruz worth is back open now after a partial collapse happened in the storms that we had last month and that closure for several businesses to shut down temporarily crawford's lindsay 4, though, shows us what it's like now. >> 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 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 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 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 war. >> 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. 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. >> it's 6.33, in oakland. police sergeant is on administrative leave after shooting a man during a foot chase that happened saturday morning. the officers saw someone firing a rifle near a cousin boulevard around 5 in the morning. he ran after the suspect and ended up shooting him. the man then barricaded himself in a nearby home. he did, however, eventually surrender. and now there's an investigation into what happened. the chp arrest an

oakland man for killing his wife in february of 2023. that's when police responded to the home or start to the location of the shooting, which is the edwards avenue off-ramp on 5.80, in oakland. that is where they found the woman like have thought mccowan dead. she had been shot and the chp identified her husband as the prime suspect. his name is nate and nathaniel mccowan. and after 2 years of investigating the alameda county da has now filed charges against him. >> well, another bay area police department now considering using drones. santa rosa police are considering drones that would be used as part of a first responder program to help fight crime and help out with natural disasters to the drones have cameras and thermal sensors that could get access to flooded areas or collapsed buildings before first responders arrive. police say this would be less expensive than using a helicopter or other vehicle

and there's going to be a community meeting to talk more about these drones that will be on january 22nd out of the utility fields, operations area on stony point road. well, cupertino police have arrested 2 people now accused of stealing all this meat that you see here from a safeway store last week, roughly $1200 worth of rain by other prime beef cuts were stolen. police say they tracked down the suspects. thanks to an employee who saw the license plate of the getaway car. time now 6.35. and governor newsom is continuing to crack down on ultra processed food. yeah. so he was very has directed the state health department to investigate things like dies. >> in flaming hot cheetos, skittles. so to things like that news nation's nancy loo takes a closer look. >> it's the focus of a movie. it's even turned into ice cream. but now flaming hot cheetos are being roasted by the food police and along with those unnaturally red snacks.

other ultra-processed foods are also targeted all kinds of soft drinks. and candy skittles, twinkies, mountain dew and much more governor newsom's new order calls for proposals to further limit intake and access to ultra processed foods. last year the state moved to ban sales at schlols citing that particular dyes are linked to hyperactivity and behavior let's go clean. food fan and health secretary nominee rfk junior could add muscle to an american diet. cleanup as part of the incoming trump administration to re toes cheeses happen. cronje gummy everyone knows that the so maybe you wouldn't be too surprised see that. the ingredients include a lot of places. also in the fight, former presidential candidate marianne williamson now running to lead the dnc. she sounded off on big food during appearance on news nation prime all of the ingredients that we allow that we know are

carcinogenic in the united states that they do not allow in european countries. they do not allow in canada. why do we allow them here? we allow them here because certain big food companies have learned that these ingredients will increase the shelf life. the california push includes calls for ingredient changes, something on par with the cleaner european cheetos. they have hot cheetos in europe. >> and they make them without the food dyes and actually says on the packaging they brag about the fact that it is made without artificial colors. >> more food news and good news for commercial crab harvesters. crab season is finally open. only in certain areas, starting from the sonoma mendocino county line to the u.s. mexico border. there's going to be a trap production because they want to reduce the entanglement risk for humpback whales. >> well, rental listing scams are becoming more elaborate now. and local authorities in santa clara county are warning the community to be careful.

so san jose police say these types of scams are getting worse and they're difficult to nail down because the take on various forms from housing scams to financial fraud. there's identity theft, cyberattacks, all of it officials say the lookout for rent average highs below market rates again, if it's too good to be true, probably is also look out for when people ask for a security deposit before even seeing the apartment. meanwhile, renters in. cupertino may get a reprieve from losing their homes through a new city policy. so the cupertino housing commission is recommending implementing displacement, their anti displacement policies, including a push to prioritize residents that are facing displacement largely due to expire deep restrictions on the city's affordable housing waitlist, the first contract expires in 2026. leaving property owners of 7 apartment complex is free to hike their rents city. staff still need to iron out the policies and if approved, it could be implemented by june.

>> it's 6.39, let's talk basketball. the warriors battling for the win against the sacramento kings at the chase center. but >> they couldn't come out on top now. just couldn't do it. crawford's aaron wilson has the highlights. >> already down big 23 point believe pans. pick up by demar derozan. you see what he does on the other hand for 2, that's one of 22 turnovers for the warriors on the night. the stepped out front of the rim here able to get one only trying close in on that lead 4th in the time out on that one step at 20 feet from the night. but later is buddy hield with a nice fake and dump out the cow and has been there for 2. little later, though, was moses moody from the top of the key here wide open. able to try and stop the bleeding. can lead to the lake mark on this ends attacking the rim. throw that down. they are. 26 on the 90 left in the 3rd moses moody. good for the 3. get that. want to go there to close quarters. keep in a little bit later pets been getting in on the action drive

here get when i off the glass my and of course they try and close in on a lead. but at this point, it's too far gone. but a nice there's a path to looney there for 2, like i fit a little too little too late and too many turnovers. warrior they fall the one. 29. >> in got a little as a spectator at the desk. >> for the right now and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, santa clara county is increasing to the well-being children and families. we'll tell you how they're focusing unneeded services. a few days before taking office. san francisco mayor like daniel lurie spent the weekend doing some cleanup work. >> we'll take a look at neighbors are sharing teeir support. and we are starting this one foggy but will clear out eventually next. see that fog here from the east bay hills. just factor it into the bay. >> a cool start with some 30's and 40's at venture out. >> and fog on the hillside. also along bridges some of your highways across the bay

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>> we are back 6.44. is that i'm here for things to know. today. the san mateo county sheriff's office now warning people about a scam that targets the hispanic community. deputies say scammers are calling people and offering to register their children into the amber alert system. but it's just a way to get confidential information and even meet with residents at their homes. so if you've been contacted call the sheriff's office. meanwhile, police are looking for this woman who's accused now committing bank fraud in

pleasanton. they say she went to several banks last month and fraudulently breakthrough thousands of dollars from various accounts. now happening today, 3 opened fire stations are set to close their doors due to oakland's budget crisis. they're listed on the screen station. 25 28 will close station 10 was previously closed for remodeling, but it now will not reopen. local firefighters say that closing the station's mean some residents might have to wait 10 minutes or more in case of emergency. a beach hazard has been issued because of dangerous swimming in surf conditions today. fact today through 04:00pm on tuesday there's going to be an increased risk of sneaker waves. officials say waves can be as high as 20 feet. so be careful. >> take a look at this. a tornado touched down in northern california. this was around 5.30, friday night. and shasta county, you can see it there. no reports of damage or anything like that. but it did produce some quarter sized hail that was coming down. and there's just weeks after there

was another tornado rare, one that touched down in scotts valley and santa cruz county. >> what a wild couple of months it's been between these multiple tornadoes. we had a 7 point. oh, earthquake off the north coast. but hey, this forecast ahead of us is looking so much calmer than what we have settled into as of late. here's the view this morning at really the only concern we have the dense fog that is packed right into the bay right now. this from well up about from the top of mount tam showing that first little light of day now that we are seeing the sun about to rise. storm tracker 4 is showing dry conditions, not just for the bay, but all the way up to the oregon border. in fact, that's the way we will remain. this is a dry trend of weather and the longest stretch of dry weather that we will have had in quite a while. so if you've been missing some of that sunshine reliably dry forecast doesn't matter where you're at, even the north coast is going to be staying dry for the next several days. now, it's a lot of the bay area

that is right here in the midst of drier conditions. you head south of the bay, though, and it has actually been a dry season up to this point. they could use some more rain down towards la while this break is certainly appreciated for us. as for temperatures today is 50's to low 60's. most of us are going to be hanging on to those 50's this afternoon. it is going to be slow clearing as far as the several more hours actually before we start to see fog lifting in burning off. and that will suppress temperatures a little bit. there's those low 60's in the south bay while upper 50's for most of the east bay heyward and castro valley barely getting up to 60 degrees. same for spots like napa yacht bill and fairfield. a look ahead is actually showing temperatures on gradual warming trend this week. that'll get us into the mid 60's by the tail end of your workweek. lots of sunshine. i'll be at some morning fog and times of hasan the mix too.

>> leaders at day, all of our bridges, highways pretty much covered in that fog. you see the bay bridge right now. yiu can't see much about a 17 minute ride. not because of accidents. there's a lot more people traveling today and that fog solar taking a little slower richmond center fell bridge about 15 lot of golden gate bridge and the san mateo bridge, a little busier this morning because of that 13 minutes along. 24 still seeing a lot of green on those highways, antioch, into concord. 32 minutes of things are starting to pick up. could take those surface streets. if you want to eliminate being stuck in a that traffic clocking out towards the maze about 21 minutes. san pablo avenue running adjacent to that and the golden gate bridge around. 21 mtnutes darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna and san francisco mayor elect daniel lurie is 2 days away from taking off but he's already rolling up the sleeves to clean up the streets this weekend. >> and the community invited us to join in crawford. check moment. was there.

>> in san francisco 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 clean up its because out here. yeah, i was a i was a supporter and it's nice to see a face to the he is a san francisco resident and is looking forward to what this new administration will bring a little more safe. eli 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 and greeting 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 a guest. he trying to get voter would not would be came to our church. you know, when 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. 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 6 street this clean, that we get people off the street and into the help that they need. i'm 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 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. >> it's 6.51 in the south bay, santa clara county officials are putting more money towards the well-being of children and families. 1.2 9 billion dollars is going to be used

for critically needed services, including helping homeless prevention, juvenile and educational services as well. 260 million dollars will be taken from the general fund, including federal and state money. >> well, the city of berkeley is encouraging residents now to participate in emergency preparedness classes. the 7 classes sear this whole series. it's going to cover things like how to respond to emergencies. basic first aid, how to put out fires. the free class starts this saturday. if you want more information on how to register, just head over to our website at kron 4 dot com. we're going take a break here. 6.52. but coming up in the next hour. >> the city budget cuts are now impacting opened animal services. and here with the shelters doing to try keep their doors open. and dense fog isn't just impacting bay area drivers. now local airports are seeing delays. no surprise there. t

>> it's 6.54, and meet chick and oz. the newest additions at 6 flags. discovery kingdom, the 2 baby giraffes were born in july and october of 2023. park now has 4 giraffes. with this addition, the babies are on their adult diet. now they have tree branches, alfalfa and commercial challah as well. they are playful and cute. and now you can see alright, elsewhere in the bay area, san francisco native ali wong has just won best stand-up comedian on television. >> for her netflix special ali wong single ladies. so funny. and i love that she's from

here. i've plans. everything always gives a shout out, which is always really cool. this is actually makes her the first female comedian and win in that category. and in her acceptance speech, she in fact think san francisco and her roots here in the bay area that san francisco punchline comedy club have actually seen her in san francisco and vegas an and on netflix. of course. congratulations to you. this ali was 6.55. make a joke. at number mills on wheels is putting its diablo region headquarters building in walnut creek, up for sale. now. >> they have outgrown that building. they can no longer accommodate their staff in it. so they're going to be selling it. they have been operating up a temporary office space since the building was damaged in a fire back in 2022. and they finally reached a settlement with their insurance company. they decided to sell the headquarters. meals on wheels will continue to operate from its temporary space until it gets a permanent new location. it's 6.56. and coming up next, teams hit 3 oakland businesses overnight and some of the store owners are not even

surprised about what happened. >> and there's a new scam targeting the hispanic community. and we're going to tell you what it is and how they get you to turn over a very sensitive information. don't be fooled. and a dense fog advisory is in effect this morning. you can see what we're under here from the shot the clouds and fog. and we'll be back with what you can expect on this monday. back to expect on this monday. back to work monday.

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kron. 4 morning news. thieves hit 3 oakland businesses in one night. some owners say they're not surprised. >> am a wheelchair just flew in the air. did a couple of tumble land on the ground. looked like in the middle of his shattered to pieces. the victim of a hot hit run crash in vallejo is recovering this morning. he talks about the sport he's now getting from the community. >> and a dense fog advisory in effect this morning. certainly going to slow the commute kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> it said. >> is back to work monday after a long holiday period. if you've been off because there's some thick fog out there, i'm darya and i'm james. yeah. let's get the latest on all of this traffic. >> flight certainly going to be delayed by of all. let's