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

start in the weather center, john. yeah, that fog is so packed in this morning and where you're seeing it. it is absolutely causing some visibility issues. as james was saying, check those flight delays could be some big issues out there with that look at san francisco right now. this is typically a view at the downtown skyline. and you can't see any of it. when i was driving across the bay bridge could not see any of the skyline, right when you are right next to it, too. so the fog is very much so packed in the only spots actually seeing a dense fog advisory does happen to be the north bay, but you clearly see that it is extending well along the bay shore into the south bay, too. so be mindful of that. it's going to take several hours for this burn off. we will eventually get to a mostly sunny afternoon, but it'll take some time 30's to 40's for current temps. it is cold in palo alto, dublin livermore in the upper 30's right now as we move into the afternoon with those clearing skies, you can expect some upper 50's to low 60's right now. all right, john, thanks.

>> courage in taking on water traveling and use those low beams. if you are hitting the road, we're seeing a lot of traffic building on those bridges not because of accident, but because of the fog everyone's taking their time. traveling this morning, while 15 along a richmond ity e- center fell. maybe you're taking the san mateo bridge. that's about 17 minutes over there and the golden gate bridge. look at that dense fog. 24 minute regions. back to you. thank you, rain and we want to get to the breaking news now. one person was killed. there was a car that struck a tree and split the highway one in pescadero out of being hollow road. according to the chp that crash happened sometime around one 40 this morning. >> blocking all lanes. fact, early this morning will tran was at the scene. he managed to get these images that you see here. it's currently unclear if there were more people in the car than the one person whose confirmed to have died. cause of that crash is also still unclear. the chp looking into whether speed was a factor all lanes have since

reopened. but at the time it was quite accident will keep you updated as we learn more and spend a foggy morning. tough to drive in and also affecting area airports. the faa says low visibility now is causing arriving flights to be deal delayed upwards of 54 minutes. departing flights might also be impacted too. yeah. according to flightaware, we checked in san francisco. there are 50 delays at sfo, 8 cancellations, san jose data. >> has 9 delays and 2 cancellations. the oakland airport just as 6 delays. nothing canceled yet, but we'll keep you posted. >> well, happening right now, those headed to the coast are being urged not to watch out for sneaker i can sneak up on you without any warning. you don't want to turn your back to the water covers will tran live in half moon bay with more. >> i'm turning my back against the water, but i'm at a safe distance to show you how bad it is. actually, the warning started at 4 o'clock this morning and i'm on a frontage

road. a look at the ground or ian james, it is wet because from time to time the waves come up, the beach is right below me in half moon bay and this advisory is in effect for 24 hours in till tuesday morning because it's so strong as far as the sneaker waves that they are telling people be careful. keep your dog on a leash because we've seen that before where unfortunately the pets get swept out to see. of course, the owner follows the pats and sometimes it ends tragically just make sure that you have your pet on a leash. and if you possibly can try to keep as far away as you can from the water because again, it can come out of nowhere and it's been known to grab big boulders, much less people. i mean, were no match for boulder's, of course. and even then the boldest get swept out. so you got to be careful. fortunately, the sun is coming up at this time. so at the very least, you can see how close you are to the water level and how far it goes up

to the beach. but definitely this is going to be in effect for the next 24 hours. and in fact, james and we were much closer. you can see the barriers there, but the wind, the waves started coming up. and that's when we also started to back up. and we're not even on the beach. back incredible. thanks a lot. well. >> all right, 704, on the clock. thieves have targeted and robbed 3 different businesses throughout oakland from saturday night into early sunday morning. and the business owners say they are not surprised. they're blaming teenagers, jacmel that 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 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 always at the oakland. you take the good with the bad when it comes to 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 targeting smoke shop off san pablo avenue just before for the morning. >> paul into state. 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. 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 says, 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 readings. >> 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 ago. quick kron 4 asked opd for comment on the spike in burglaries but did not hear back reporting in oakland's jack moment. kron 4 news. >> well, 707, is the time. and in the north bay, the now coming together to raise money from the hit and run crash victim or for a hit and run crash. it was just days before

christmas that this accident destroyed the man's wheelchair accomplished. lindsey ford has the story. >> the room. and been to be honest. i sat there for like 10 minutes time. 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 vehicle. so even cause sometimes suffer from depression, it was like a movie said jones he saw in his rear view mirror bright lights approaching closer and closer pushing keep pushing. are going. >> quick quick, quick, quick, quick. >> and then when door from you got to those winter bama wheelchair does flew in the air. did a couple of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered to 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. >> you know, like what are >> and they took off. never even 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 just stop. i would have felt a little bit better came by to check 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 doing those things and meeting with the community. see the community happy. gives me thanks and praise is and it is why 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 expemses. the feedback that i'm getting from the community, people that i don't even know like is. >> overwhelmingly appreciative it life was my heart. in vallejo, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> it's 7.10, right now. and today, 3 oakland fire stations are going to be closing because of oakland's budget problems. they're listed on your screen there station. 25 28 are closing as well as station 10, which had been closed for remodeling. now, it's just not going to reopen at all. oakland firefighters are concerned because they think closing the stations could mean that some residents

have to wait up to 10 minutes for a response. firefighters hold a news conference outside city hall before the first city council meeting of the new year. >> well, happening today, the oakland animal shelters, new hours go into effect. they are the latest agency now impacted by oakland's budget deficit. the shelter posting on facebook that back in october, key positions within the shelter had to be frozen due to the city's ongoing financial crisis. and that impacted front counter an animal intake staff as a result of the under staffing. the shelter will now be closed to the public on tuesdays and wednesdays starting today, you can find the new hours on the shelter's website. we'll take a break. 7.11, the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsom continuing to crack down on ultra processed foods. we're gonna dive into what state health officials >> have been directed to plus rental listing scams are becoming more. elaborate will tell you that santa clara county of icials are warning you to look out for. and the

santa cruz wharf reopening for business nearly 2 weeks after powerful waves caused partial collapse. tell yo

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>> oh, my gosh. look at how foggy it is out there. we've got a dense fog advisory in effect until 10 o'clock this morning. this is the bay bridge from treasure island. and you can't see a thing and this goes to show you 2, but the lights member, you don't want your brights on because this bounce back at, you know, try to help. you do need a little something a because like cars behind you that i have to yeah, yeah. so these these cars are on coming, but you can see the tail lights as you're following cars, which

is nice. a lot of times. it's the only way i can tell if i'm standing the lanes. how long this fox stick around find out a job. it's going to be stubborn this morning. several hours. >> if you look outside right now is showing just as much but from above right here from your east bay hills is pushed right into the bay. it's a very thin layer. what you're going to see over the next several hours. is it starting to lift a little bit and then subtly burning it is a thin layer so it will do so towards late morning south bay. you're mostly looking up at the gray. well, our bridges in the north bay, you are driving right through it. so prepare yourselves for that low visibility. that is coming along on the morning commute. otherwise skies are dry. this year's stride out the north certainly dried out. and this is something that future cast is showing remaining well, through the course of this week on into this weekend. in fact, it's not really until the 17th or 18th that a lot of long-range models are indicating any potential of rainfall. and this means areas, even lake mendocino in eureka may only see like a

singles letter of water, too. now the west coast, the united states is going to continue to stay dry into next week, too. this is our extended outlook. the 11th through 15th of the month, still much drier than average. a little bit of good news for the north coast. a chance to drive back out for southern california, though they are actually falling well behind its not been a rainy season for la neighbors, areas further to the south. now upper 50's for those daytime highs in the city. mid 50's at the coast. most of us today are going to land right below the 60 degree mark, although some of us will reach 60 like in san jose and santa clara getting up to 61 this afternoon. fog is going to take some time to burn off and that will suppress temperatures a little bit, especially for inland areas. and that does mean spots like pittsburgh will actually be a little bit cooler than areas out towards the bayshore numbers will continue to rise through the week, though. and we do have more more 60's on the way, especially wednesday

through friday. lots of sunshine will be a a z and morning fog at times reyna. >> and stay home. i would recommend doing that if he can. you got to be out there. just definitely keep in mind. visibility is not the best across the bay area. 20 min right on the bay bridge. this is my route coming in this morning. could not see in front of me. those low beams really helped me out. 70 min run across a richmond center fell bridge. you see everybody slowly pouring in this morning. golden gate bridge about 30 minutes because of the falling in detail. you're at about 25 over there. now, highways still look like. but remember, they're covered in fog 13 minutes along. 24 howie, for is a little slow and go about 40 minutes there. surface streets might be your best bet until that starts to taper off clock down towards the maze. long 80 22 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot for your money. morning. a new generation of americans will be born this

year and the week ahead is going to be the big test for the markets. jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> hi, good morning to so the stock market faces its first real test of the year this week that we get the monthly jobs report on friday. we'll get a bunch of smaller job reports leading up to that. but we expected to show a stable economy, not overheating or anything. this is something investors look at very closely in the federal reserve looks at very closely as well when they make decisions about interest rates. well, companies that make alcoholic beverages traded sharply lower after the surgeon general called for those products to carry warnings about cancer risks. shares of anheuser-busch in parent company of budweiser corona down more than 2% which produces hard liquor brands like johnnie walker and smirnoff down more than 4% and prices for breakfast foods have shot up recently and they're unlikely to cool down any time soon. recently, coffee cocoa prices have hit

all-time highs, even orange juice has been hovering near record highs as well as court has been dealing with bad weather and disease. for the oranges. meanwhile, the price of eggs we've talked about also soared due to bird flu and generation. beta is making an entrance this year. these are americans born in 2025. through 2039 now society will come to define this generation. the new within jen beta, i guess we'll call them will likely lead to the 22nd century live from the new york stock exchange. i'm jane king back to >> 19 is the time now is shaping up to be a big day in washington today, which is exactly 4 years after the attack on the capitol. congress is going to be meeting again on january 6. time they will be certifying president-elect donald trump's return to the white house. our dc correspondent reshad hudson has details. >> leading the proceedings today will be vice president kamala harris joining a small club of vice presidents who

have overseen the certification of their own presidential election loss. no capitol police say the process is 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 lawmakers are expected to gather later here in dc to certify the election results and they're hoping the snow here in the nation's capital does not impact the proceedings. >> reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. >> also in this new year, the white house is banning certain natural gas water heaters and after place. and now with new tankless gas heaters which used a little less energy. however, there could ultimately be higher costs as well from this change. the new regulations remove non condensing natural gas fire water heaters from the market by the year 2029, the american gas association says that these new rules are going to forest low income people and seniors to pay more again. we do have some time this doesn't

kick in until 2029. a key provision of president biden's inflation reduction act is now in effect. it expands tax credits for using clean energy businesses can now get incentives for energy systems that produce power without greenhouse gas emissions. and that includes win solar power, hydropower and geothermal. well, right now, former president jimmy carter is lying in repose at the carter center in atlanta. this is a live look. >> at the exterior hill remained there until tomorrow. at that point, he and his family will travel to washington, d.c., for several days of memorials. his funeral will take place then on thursday. that'll be at the washington national cathedral. and then on friday, carter will be buried in a private service next to his wife. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news whooping cough cases are reaching their highest levels in out in highest levels in out in de

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>> 607. 24 is the time rising whooping cough cases and infant deaths have now led california health officials to urge everybody to get vaccinated. >> officials say between january and october of last year, more than 2000 people had to pick off more than 60 of those cases where babies that were less than 4 months old. officials say those who are pregnant, close family members or baby caregivers need to get that 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 now will go to the silicon valley. advanced manufacturing partnership. and there's a list here. the participating colleges there on the screen includes san jose state. the partnership aims to prepare people, particularly people of color and female workers for jobs as manufacturing technicians and machinist. the program will collaborate with manufacturing companies, including tesla. >> time now 7.25 in california is issuing fewer teaching credentials as we're facing an ongoing teacher shortage and fewer students are enrolling in programs to become teachers. state officials issued 2000 fewer teaching credentials. then last year making that a two-year dip now in teacher certifications, many districts across california are relying on in turns and teachers working on emergency type of permits teach in the classrooms. emergency permits allow schools to fill a vacancy when there are no suitable

qualified educators to recruit about 9,000 emergency permits were issued in california last year. for the 3rd straight year. the california lottery has raised more than 2 billion dollars for state public schools. the sales from the recent mega millions jackpot alone generated about 78 million dollars since the lottery started in 1985, it has raised 46 billion dollars for education. it's 7.26. and still ahead on the kron, morning news. >> the warriors play the kings n at the chase center. we'll see what happens.

>> 7.29 right now. and this is the big story and weather behind us. and think now traffic is slow. flights are delayed. we'll get to all that in detail. but let's start with the actual forecast eyes where you're seeing the fog. you're really seeing it. it is dense. it is packed in. but you aren't seeing a very thick layer of it. so once it does start to burn off later this morning, you're going to get sunshine pretty quickly. no sunshine behind me at the golden gate. you do have a little peek of it right here at the coast in half moon bay. >> sun on the left, a very, very thick on the right now. the only spots in the bay that are seeing dense fog advisories do happen to be the immediate coastline. san francisco in the north bay, although we are seeing low cloud cover to fog elsewhere, especially at bridge level. so watch a bridge crossings. it's going to take several hours for this to clear out eventually getting to mostly sunny skies. but this low gray throughout much of the morning will suppress temperatures a bit. right now. we're in the 30's to 40's a cool start to the day. eventually we will see daytime highs rising into the 50's to low 60's.

>> reyna quite something that you normally see the sun starting to peek through a little bit. but you can't see that today because of that fog out there like james mentioned, everybody's going slow taking their time and you should too. if you're going to be heading out there because you're gonna hit some fog. 21 minutes on the bay bridge while your san mateo bridge is that about 20 minutes there, 16 for richmond, sandra fell and the golden gate bridge. 30 minutes started to back to thanks a lot at 7.30, right now and the santa cruz wharf is back open now after it was partially closed and collapse because the storms that we have that closure for several businesses to shut down temporarily. we have kron four's lindsey ford with a look at 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 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 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 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. 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 7.33, in an oakland police sergeant is on administrative leave after shooting a man during a foot chase. it happened saturday morning when the officer shot someone firing a rifle near macarthur boulevard. it was about 5 in the morning. he ran after the suspect and ended up shooting him. then the man barricaded himself in a nearby home. he eventually surrendered and was arrested. and now the case and the shooting are under investigation. the chp has

arrested a man for killing his wife in february of 2023. that's when police responded to the edwards avenue off-ramp on 5.80, in oakland and they found a woman named look. he mccowan she had been shot to death. the chp identified her husband, nathaniel mccowan as the primary suspect. and after a two-year investigation, as you can see here, he was arrested and the alameda county da has filed charges against him. >> well, another bay area police department now considering using drones santa rosa police are looking at drones to be used as part of their first responder program to help fight crime and to help respond to natural disasters. these drones have cameras and thermal sensors that can access flooded areas are collapsed, buildings much easier than first responders some cases even before first responders arrive. police say this would be less expensive than using a helicopter and other aerial vehicles. there will be a community meeting to

talk more about how these drones will be used. that will be on january 22nd out of the utilities field operations on stony point road. cupertino. police have arrested 2 people accused of stealing all this meat that you see here in this video. apparently they took it from a safe way, roughly 1200 pounds or dollars worth of up prime cuts of beef or stolen. police say they track down the suspects. thanks to an employee who was able to spot the license plate on the getaway car. >> 7.35. right now. governor newsom is continuing his crackdown on ultra-processed food. yeah. so he has directed state health officials to investigate things like the dyes that are used in flaming hot cheetos and twinkies and sodas and other things. news nation's nancy loo takes a 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 schools 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 put. so maybe you wouldn't be too surprised to 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, somithing 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. >> well, rental listing scams are becoming more elaborate and local authorities in santa clara county are now warning everybody to be careful. so san jose police say these types of scams are getting worse and more difficult to nail down because they can take various forms. everything from housing scams to financial fraud, identity theft, cyberattacks, all of it. officials say you want to look out for rental advertisements that have prices that are well below market rate. if it's too good to be true, it probably is. he also on the lookout for when

people ask for security deposit before you even see the apartment. that's another red flag. meanwhile, renters in. cupertino may get a reprieve from losing their homes through a new city policy. the cupertino housing commission is recommending implementing anti displacement policies which including include a push to prioritize. residents facing displacement because of expiring deep restrictions. this all pertains to the city's affordable housing waitlist. the first contract expires in 2026. and that's going to leave property owners of 7 apartment complex is free now to rent hikes are too high confidence city staff still needs to iron out some of the policies. and if it's approved, it could be implemented by june. >> 39 lets talk warriors. they were trying to beat the kings at home at the chase center. but they couldn't come out onto they they proffers. aaron wilson has a look at the highlights and the score. >> already down big 23 point

pans pick up by the martyr road and you see what he does on the other. and for 2, that's one of 22 turnovers for the warriors on the night. the step, though, 5, the rim able to get one do to try and close in on that lead 4th in tea time out on that one step at 20 feet from the night. but later is buddy hield with a nice pay can dump out the cow. and it's 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 the lake mark on this ends attacking the rim. throw that down. they are. 26 on the 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 getting in on the action drive here get when i off the glass for my test and of course they try and close in on a lead. but at this point, too far gone. but a nice teardrop. absolutely there for 2 like i fit a little too little too late and too many turnovers. warrior they fall begins with one. 29. >> in got a little suspect

teacher at the desk. it's 7.40, and still ahead on the kron, morning news, how santa clara county >> is being more committed now to the well-being of children and families will tell you how they're focusing on those in need. and a few days before taking office, san francisco's new mayor-elect daniel lurie, spend the weekend doing some cleanup work. we're going hear from neighbors who share their support. >> foggy morning and a cold morning to we are seeing temperatures as low as the 30's in spots like livermore. so don't forget that extra layer. talk to your forecast ahead. we've got to navigate through the today. many of our b

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>> we're back at 7.43. and look at all that we believe it or not, it is the graphics is treasure island you have your choice is, you just going trust us. yeah, because the fog is so dense that you're only able to see that may be 100 feet in front of you. it's kind of we can't even see the bridge typically be able to see the bridge right there can't do that at all. so that's what we're dealing with. not only on the roads, but also on airports, too, that dense fog advisory in effect till 10 o'clock. >> morning, a magically lifted 10 will have to say that's that's the time. yeah. the timing of it all, john. yeah, i just your fingers and look. >> it's clear we're saying >> not so much as you can see up at treasure island. but san jose, you're getting that sunshine already. if you look at the horizon, kind of maybe

hard to see where you're at. but there is that fog way off on the bayshore. it's really impacting our bridges after 10:00am most of that fog will be kind of patchy and a little lifted. so just going to be a gradual release from it. definitely clear further south and further inland. the fog year spots are right along the bay shore, north bay and out along the coastline where it is extraordinarily foggy to start now. right now, we are actually seeing a fairly modest onshore breeze. but this does change a little bit to an offshore wind as we work towards midweek, an end of the week. so we shouldn't be seeing as much of an impact of fog out along the coastline. if anything, that will be some to leave fog and haze towards the end of the week and temperatures that will be climbing a little bit further. notably this forecast is dry. not a lot going on here. in fact, the extended outlook into next week is keeping most of the state drive from the sierra to the bay area and even the north coast, which, as you know, has been our rainiest a region so far this season today is going to be a

little bit cooler today, actually one of the coolest days of our forecast. the reason temperatures are on the cooler side. well, it's all suppressed by this morning fog that we have that is going to take several hours to burn through. that means a lot of us are going to stay in the 50's with only a few low 60's on the map in spots like san jose and hayward oakland at 59 for your high conquered 59 degrees as well. creek fairfield, napa among a few low 60's. now we are going to be in for a change of pace here. it stays dry, but winds change direction. right now. it's a gradual onshore breeze. it's offshore by the tail end of the week. that means temperatures will lift a little bit, but we're likely to have some air quality impacts with some hazy sunshine here. and there right >> a space between you and running traveling as the visibility is not the best. as you saw spread across the bay area this morning to keep that in mind. 18 minutes on the bay

bridge. while 19 along the richmond, sandra fell rather 25 on the senate hail. but nearly 36 across the golden gate bridge, low beings. that's what you need to use today. one of the south bay about 50 minutes. 85 up to menlo park to 80 82 also seen traffic starting to slow down just a little bit. and nearly 40 minutes along 80, that's silly and real heading down to 2.37. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain and 46 in san francisco. mayor like daniel lurie is now 2 days away from taking off. and yeah, but he's already rolling up his sleeves and helping clean up the streets this weekend. >> and the community was invited to join kron four's. moment has more. >> in san francisco, ap, it's cleanup day from big to small and almost 4 we >> was that one max davis hands around this neighborhood decided to help clean up when he heard mayor elect to 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 you know, to keep up the good work. you know, when i many, not he was guess. he was a trying to get a 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 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 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 at 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 jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> is 7. 49 and in the south bay, the santa clara county officials are now increasing the amount of money spent on the well-being of children and families. 1.2 9 billion dollars is going to be used for critically needed services. and that includes homeless prevention, juvenile and educational services. and about 260 million dollars is going to be taken from the general funds, including federal and state money. >> the city of berkeley now gauging residents to

participate in emergency preparedness classes. the 7 class series will cover things like how to respond to emergencies. basic first aid, how to put out a fire. the free classes start this saturday. if you want more information on how to register just head over to our website at kron 4 dot com. >> it's 7.50 and the woman who has been behind bars for nearly 30 years for killing the grammy award-winning singer known as selena has now filed for parole. yeah, we have news nation correspondent jorge ventura. now with the story. >> salina kan, tanya, known as the queen of tejano music captivated millions with her voice style charisma in star was continuing to rise even higher until she was shot in cold blood by a former business associate on march 31st. 1985 yolanda saldivar, fan club shot and killed a senior at a days inn motel in corpus christi, texas. after the continue, a family had

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>> right now, the kron 4 morning news thieves strike 3 businesses in one night. some business owners say they're not surprised. >> a wheelchair just flew in the air. did a couple tumbles land in the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered pieces. >> and the victim of a hit run crash in vallejo recovering this morning talking about the support, the scene from the community. and a dense fog advisory in effect this morning. it's certainly going to slow down your morning commute. the kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> it's back to work on monday in 2025. the first back to monday for some people took all that time off new year's and christmas and everything else. and you're being greeted by dense fog this morning. it's out there pretty thick and not just the cobwebs in your head on has