>> kron 4 news at 3 with new city council members now in place who will become the next mayor of oakland. plus, 2 fire stations in oakland are now closed. what this means for response times during the emergency. and a gas leak in san francisco has prompted evacuations at a hospital. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. we're going to begin with. >> who will become the next mayor of oakland that was front and center today as the city council. >> welcome newly elected council members as it begins the process now focusing on who to appoint as inter mayor in november. voters ousted oakland mayor sheng thao. and there's a process now to pick a new person, too. the the in that top job kron four's terisa stasio joins us from our news room with more on this story. a lot of process here, the council, doug wright

and first on their agenda promising to make a difference. >> and then filling in the council's vacancy. >> even so much honor that i feel. but gratitude that zac unger, the new oakland city councilmember for district opposition narrative that we sometimes create tech versus blue collar, this neighborhood versus that one newcomers versus long timers. that does nothing but hold us back. this is an all-hands-on-deck moment for oakland. then we rise and fall on the strength of our ability to work together. >> on girl along with ken houston and rowena brown won seats in november. and i know that we have some really tough times ahead. >> both locally and at the national level. and yet my heart is overjoyed for the opportunity to work alongside all of you really help up with oakland and create in oakland. that serves as a positive vision for other cities. and i know that we can do this together. thank bring it down a little bit. >> we had what 87 homicides in

the city of oakland. 87. the 67th homicide in oakland. >> was one of my stipend one of people that worked with and with this team here come all 3 drill down on sharing a common goal to help oakland move forward. this is the city faces many challenges. >> including dealing with a multimillion dollar deficit appointing a new interim mayor. sheng thao was recalled and putting in a temporary city council member, you know, because you serve your own district, how important it is not only to have you. there is a council member. >> but to have your staff supporting and responding to your constituents. councilmember nikki fortunato bas won a seat on the alameda county board of supervisors in november, the new council voted to put in rebecca kaplan on a temporary basis until a special election in april,

kaplan chose not to run for re-election of are at-large seat but said that she still wanted to give back to the east bay city. thank you very much for inviting me to join you back for these next few months as we work to undertake. >> incredibly important projects and actions for the city of oakland and including making sure we are bringing in the extra money. and as supervisor bast noted, we did get confirmation of some additional millions. we will be bringing back. thanks to our success, bringing in advance and revenue through the oakland arena in coliseum. >> now the council also voted in. kevin jenkins as the interim mayor. he represents east oakland, jacobson kaplan will only serve again until april. has won a special election takes place. kron four's dan kerman. we'll have much more on this coming up on kron. 4 news at 5. justine, back to you, theresa, thank oakland firefighters are speaking out against the temporary closure of fire stations. kron 4 charles clifford. >> has the details.

>> well, as of today, january 6, 2, fire stations in oakland, including fire station. 25 right behind me here are shut down. the firefighters who work here are expressing their frustration saying that the closures endanger public safety monday morning, oakland firefighters gathered on the steps of city hall to demand that the city reopened. the recently closed fire stations show that the city's budget prioritizes the lives of citizens of this great city. oakland is facing a budget deficit of around 129 million dollars. the city was counting on the sale of the oakland coliseum site to fill that budget gap. >> but the deal has yet to go through as a result. the city is making significant cuts to services the police department and fire department are by far oakland's largest expenses and in an effort to save money, fire stations. 25 28 will be temporarily closed station 10, which is already shut down, will remain shuttered. the fire department worries that the closures, but the people who live near those stations at risk. >> you will not have a fire engine doorstep in 4 minutes

like you would have just yesterday. you will not quickly have firefighter paramedics to help you or your family and what could have been a small blaze. for a small fire near your house will become a conflagration leaving tragedy its wake. >> the firefighters are also calling on the city and alameda county to quickly complete the sale of the coliseum site and restore services. >> and the moment the ink dries on the coliseum sale team immediately stop these dangerous and reckless closures that threaten all of oakland fire stations. 25 28 were chosen to be temporarily closed. >> because they tend to be less busy during the winter and spring months station. 21 about 4 miles away will handle the bulk of their calls for service. 25 28 could reopen later this year. but if oakland is still facing budget problems, the city has said that other stations may need to be closed. now, the firefighters who work at stations. 25 28 have been temporarily reassigned.

>> but for now in oakland, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> happening now, anyone going to the coast should be watching out for sneaker waves. those can sweep across beaches without warning and pull people into the water. kron four's will tran reports from half moon bay. >> the warning will last until 04:00pm tomorrow that so long this is going to be a situation as sneaker waves are getting closer and closer. >> higher and higher along the beach. this is miramar beach in half moon bay, a beautiful day, but it can turn deadly if you're not careful because sneaker waves are known to come out of nowhere, hence the word sneaker and even take bolder is back into the ocean. much less you if you have a fur-baby, make sure your fur baby is on a leash because sometimes i speak or waive or even a normal wave can come along and grab your fur baby. and of course, you being a loving parent will rush into

the water and it can be very tragic. so make sure your dog is on a leash. and then if you possibly can go higher and higher up the beach, you can see how high the waves are right now. what will make this even possibly worse is the fog. we've seen foggy conditions, which, of course, will cut down on visibility. so you got to be careful about that as well. keep in mind, it looks beautiful, but it could be dangerous, especially if you're back is to the water. so never have you back against the water. you can come here, try to stay away from the water as much as you possibly can and enjoy the sights. by all means to all that you can to avoid those sneaker waves, which of course it's going to last at least for another day. >> all right. let's talk about what's happening on the coast right now outside. >> the city of san francisco cobro go in the weather center with details on what's going

on at the beach. as will mention the beach hazard statement from the national weather service does go between now and 4 o'clock on tuesday with that means is that is going to be the most dangerous time to be at the coast. now, the biggest risk from this is probably going to be those sneaker waves, right? they could come up quickly sweep you off your feet. so the advice here is that you want to stay away from the coast if you can, and certainly do not want to turn your back on the ocean. we could have breaking waves up to about 20 feet at right now. not seeing that. you can see where this well, as though and as i've been through the day today, those lows brighter colors. that's where those higher waves are. that's been rolling towards us. it will take its time to get here. right now. we're just seeing wave heights of about 7 feet. but, you know, as we go closer to this, getting to us, it will kind of start to see that all go up. so that's just something that we're going to be contending with. now, obviously the advice here is to stay away from the coast, if you can, that would be the number one thing to do, but also stay off of coastal jedi's for sure. keep your eyes and kids and pets as well as mentioning and again, just have to say it again because you can't say that up. never turn your back on the ocean.

live look outside right now from mount tam. and you can sse where we do still have some of that fog that is up at elevation. but we are getting some sunshine down at the surface. temperatures start to warm up a bit. mostly 50's out there. but a few 60's south bay. certainly one of those spots as we go throughout the night tonight, you'll see get a little bit of clearing here and then tomorrow it does not look like we have the same kind of a fog situation as we did this morning. so it should pull back and be a little bit better for us all. be back in a bit. we'll talk about our 7 day forecast. there was a gas leak at the laguna honda hospital campus in san francisco that temporarily prompted some evacuations this morning. >> the san francisco department of public health says a contractor working on the campus damaged a gas line staff and the administration building were evacuated for about an hour as crews work to cap the leak. the hospital building was not impacted and no residents or patients were evacuated. in the south bay police arrested a man and a woman for allegedly selling and supplying drugs and guns across several bay area. cities. here's a picture of

the illegal firearms and drugs taken from the man's home in stockton on january. second, during the investigation, police say the man would sell this fentanyl in san jose and san francisco police also found out that he was prohibited from having guns, but his girlfriend allegedly would illegally buy them for him. >> we're not a lot fire. yeah. our suspect adopting a suspect lying to them and they have tons a large array of illegal narcotics. so who knows what happened be? so we're able to intercept just great, able to illegal narcotics on the streets. now, this obviously someone who lives cities away from jose but has been connected to both cities as these will san francisco. so we don't know how many other cities are involved. >> san jose police say this is still an active investigation and anyone with information should come forward. still ahead here, 3, 1, person dead after a fatal crash san mateo county.

>> plus, 4 years after the capitol insurrection see how dc police prepared. >> for today's election to certified. breaking civil rights attorney speaking out on behalf his clients say they are victims of assaults, profiling false arrest.

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appointment comes as the city and the u.s. department of justice have reached an agreement to address corruption in the police force. one thing to have agreement, quite another to have enforced cautious optimism from civil rights attorney john burris. he reacts to an agreement, the city of antioch and its police department reached last week with the u.s. department of justice resolving a race discrimination investigation launched by the doj. >> back in 2022, during the course of the investigation, nearly half of any angst police officers were put on leave while the feds looked into racist text messages exchanged by officers leading to a larger corruption scandal resulting in convictions. i do have concerns about and i don't know that we should be jumping for joy right now. this is just the first step. >> but the devil's in the details and they have not been worked out yet and time with. >> what caliber is represents, at least 26 clients in civil cases against the police department, some of whom have had charges reduced in court

from fallout from the scandal. he also represented plaintiffs in the open writers case which led to federal monitoring over that police department, which continues today whether or not the police department will have them. >> the 42 to stick to foggy agreement is an open question and one that even if you may have good intentions now it's a long to ultimate success. and that will diligence on their pie and certainly need someone to monitor them, hold feet to the fire. the agreement stipulates the police department will hire an expert law enforcement consultant jointly selected by both sides to review and update police policies, procedures and training on non discriminatory policing. use-of-force and other issues and tasks. the department with the collection and monitoring of the data collected for 5 years agreements overwhelming. >> but but there are a lot of holes with also, you know, federal government puts out who's going to enforce. fell.

i'm concerned about that. the police department acknowledges the federal investigation revealed failures. it is committed to ensuring never happen again. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> well, take a live look outside right now. so we can talk about our forecast with a look here at the embarcadero are starting to see some blue skies right now. a lot of fog was sticking around. there's lots to talk about in the weather center right now. so let's send things over to kyla. yeah, let's take a look at it. it is nice to have the fog on the blue skies are taking over. and you can see that here at the golden gate bridge looking pretty good there. temperatures obviously reflecting that. >> we finally got a little bit of warming going on here. mostly 50's out there. you can see san jose made it up to the 61 degree mark. all right. let's talk about the wind because right now you can see it's picking up out of half moon bay, about 17 miles per hour. what we have going on here is we're going to see wyat's called an inside slider, which means we've got low pressure kind of sliding to the inside of california that has counter clockwise circulation, high pressure sitting off the coast,

clockwise circulation, those to come together and they create a wind greedy and we get offshore wind which in general, we talk about what we're worried about fire danger during our fire season. now that is what's going to happen, dad, because we've had rain. we are not under the red flag warning that you see in southern california starting tomorrow for us. it is just going to be a wind advisory and that is, you know, a better scenario, but still want to look out for this when we could see gusts up to about 50 miles per hour. and you can see it's pretty widespread here. so it's north bay interior mountains and hills. also, you can see the marine hills and then down along the peninsula coastline. and then as you head to the inner east bay and also the santa clara hills are all involved in this. let me show you future cast here with the wind gusts. and you can see as he gets up to about 30 miles per hour in fairfield as we get into later evening hours. and then it really picks up tomorrow and it keeps going right through the day on tuesday. you can see it's very widespread even into tuesday into the overnight hours. some of these numbers still very high won't really relent until we get into wednesday. now the upside

of this offshore wind is that we're also going to see some of these temperatures start to rise. so notice the inland temperatures they're getting into potentially mid to upper 60's as we get into wednesday and thursday. so again, there's that high pressure that's sitting off the coast there. and that is going to be part of what kind of brings this together, but will be a windy day tomorrow. so just be ready for that. and by wednesday, pretty nice, beautiful sunshine as we roll through the rest of the week. vice president kamala harris presided over a joint session of congress today. >> where lawmakers voted to certify former president elect donald trump's election. the certification was a stark contrast to the one on 1/6/2021, when rioters stormed the capitol, washington correspondent basil john reports. >> despite a snowstorm here in dc senators and representatives filled the house floor and certified the 2024 election results without today, america's democracy

stunt. >> with inauguration day 2 weeks away. vice president kamala harris stood at the head of the house floor. >> to verify the certificates and count the votes in less than an hour votes were counted as appears there from the kamala d harris of the state of california received 54 votes for president appears there from the donald j trump in the state of florida. >> received 30 votes for president were certifying president trump's historic election. congress certified the results of the election for former president donald trump. donald j trump of the state of florida. >> has received 312 votes. but on this january 6th, many democrats look back to 4 years ago. >> when rioters stormed the capitol during this very process, lead senate majority leader chuck schumer says democrats would not repeat history on this january 6. >> our side will not engage in election denialism.

president-elect trump is considering pardons for those who breached the capitol. michigan republican tom barrett supports that. the privilege to pardon is one that rests entirely with the president of the united states. massachusetts democrat can class says that should not happen. they should not get partnered with the certification complete. president-elect donald trump is set for his inauguration on january. 20th reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> now president-elect donald trump has asked a judge to halt his sentencing on his criminal hush money case. while his lawyers appeal. the sentencing is scheduled for friday. the judge announced his decision last week after rejecting trump's bid to dismiss the indictment with his impending return to the white house. trump's lawyers argued their appeal should trigger and automatic pause in the proceedings. and if that does not happen, they believe that the judge should grant a pause and prevent sentencing from happening as scheduled mr. trump's sentencing was initially set for last july was pope postponed twice at

the defense requests. now after the november election, the judge delayed the sentencing again. so the defense and the prosecution could weigh in on the future of this case. ufc president and ceo dana white is joining meta's board of directors. mark zuckerberg announced this today on facebook saying he has admired dana as an entrepreneur and his ability to build the ufc into such a beloved brand. this is coming just 2 weeks before president-elect donald trump takes office. white has been one of trump's biggest allies and last month medic confirmed the company donated 1 million dollars to trump's inaugural fund. zuckerberg was also one of several tech executives who visited trump at his mar-a-lago resort following the election. still ahead, united airlines about to change inflight experience. how the airline is seeking a possible with a little help from.

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>> some good news for commercial crab harvesters. the season is officially open in san francisco. there's a very popular place to dry. some fresh that's fisherman's wharf. you'll find lots of people that are selling them directly off their boats. it's only open now in certain areas that actual crabbing starting from the sonoma, mendocino county line to the u.s. mexico border. there's also a trap reduction in place to reduce

the entanglement risk for humpback whales. elon musk's starlink wi-fi service is expected to launch on united airlines flight starting in the spring. united will start testing starlink in february with plans outfit its entire 2 cabin regional fleet by the end of 2025. all of united mileage plus members will have free access to starlink, which includes streaming services, shopping in gaming, united and starlink, agreed on this deal in september, the same month that hawaiian airlines announced it also would be offering free starling to its passengers. while jetblue is being fined for being late. a new report shows the airlines that have the most on-time flights. so the 2024 on time performance review found out the delta was among the top performing your line, followed by united alaska american and southwest delta has around 83%

on-time arrival rate last year and has landed in first place now for 4 years in a row. it also ranked number 3 globally. >> still ahead here at free governor gavin newsom continues to crack down on ultra processed foods full dive into what state health officials have now been directed to do with things like twinkies, toppling cheetos, soda. also a wild ride for a california man inside of a waymo. what the autonomous vehicle, what port of le did repeatedly and the forty-niners their season. it's now come to an end when quarterback

>> is locker cleanout time for the forty-niners. the team ended the season. yesterday was a loss to the arizona cardinals. the final score. 24 47, the niners winning just 6 games this season. losing 11 forty-niners quarterback brock purdy who did not play in yesterday's game reflected on the season. think probably the hardest critical myself, just in terms of like wanted to play at a high level. >> and, you know, jason, just greatness being the best version of myself you know, myself. comes to that. so more than anything, i just want to play and be the best version of brock purdy and grow to be the best quarterback. i can be. playing at a high level for myself and for my team and the guys around me. >> party went on to say he has no regrets and he is up for a contract extension that could really boost his salary is. so

we'll see where. pretty lance, how much he can rake in richmond. police are warning residents following an uptick in robberies. police say there have been 30 street robbery citywide since december. first there warning residents not to be alert when they're outside. also too, be careful when exiting or entering cars, keeping valuables out of sight, travel in groups. if you don't feel safe and if you see something suspicious report it, we'll go not to the peninsula where one person is dead after a car split in half after hitting a tree. according to the chp, this crash happened some time after 1 o'clock this morning on highway one in pescadero at bean hollow drive. >> the cause of the crash is under investigation. and police say the person who died was the only person inside the car. the chp is looking into whether speeding was a factor here. the lanes were blocked during the investigation, but they have since reopened. new at 3 deputies and san mateo county have arrested a man

they say was attempting to burglarize the stanford linear accelerator center. this happened about 8.30, last night when deputies responded to a report of a man with bolt cutters on the property. they say when they arrived, they found 46 year-old ronald simpson running away and trying to hide from them in some bushes. simpson was later arrested and faces charges of attempted burglary. vandalism, possession of burglary, tools and resisting arrest. in the north bay, another bay area police department is now considering using drones. santa rosa police are considering drones that would be used as part of a first resaonder program to help fight crime to natural disasters. the drones have a camera on it and thermal sensors that can get access to flooded areas or collapsed buildings before first responders arrive. police say this would be a lot less expensive than using a helicopter or another vehicle. there will be a community meeting to discuss these drones coming up on january 20

seconds. now the national weather service is warning that parts of the east coast could see their heaviest snowfall in decades today. 7 states from new jersey to kansas have declared states of emergency. there are 60 million americans in storm's path. tom dempsey has the latest. >> parts of the east coast could see their heaviest snowfall in decades today and it's led to a 7 different states calling states of emergency states like new jersey and kansas doing so with of around 60 million americans living in the path of this storm. but this winter weather has really caused the mess in the midwest, in particular with snow and ice making road conditions almost treacherous at times, bringing lots of different crashes, missouri. emergency crews say at least 600 drivers were stranded over the weekend. and in kentucky, a state trooper was hurt after his patrol car was state leaders urging folks

to stay off the roads today. millions across the midwest are shoveling themselves out from record setting snowfall this morning storm heads east, kansas city, soft foot of snow in 24 hours with city leaders saying that's the most. they've seen their over 30 years. louisville, kentucky shattering 115 year-old record with their nearly 8 inches of snow over the weekend in areas like philadelphia to richmond, virginia are expected to be hit the worst today with some of the areas getting foot of snow. >> and this storm is also bringing heavy winds and freezing cold temperatures. wind gusts up to 45 miles an hour were recorded across the midwest over the weekend in the east coast is expected to feel temperatures up to 25 degrees below normal. the national weather service warning the northeast will feel that bitter cold for several days after this storm. but it is sure pretty to be out here on the national mall. the continuing to fall here we see people exercising some people we saw one gentleman cross-country skiing here

along the national mall. very pretty to look at fun to be outside when you're walking around. but a very dangerous to be out on the roads with of any parts of the east coast dealing with this winter storm in washington, d.c., on top everything. >> all right. some good news for skiers. looking to go up to the mountain and enjoy some fresh snow. the high sierra got more than a foot of snow over the weekend. here's video sent to us from palisades tahoe showing all the new powder out there for the snowboarders and skiers. the resort tells us they were experiencing. they were expecting 9 inches of snow from friday's storm but over delivered with 13 inches falling at the summit and then 14 at the bay. so we'll talk about our forecast. >> and the cold and the snow across the country right now. when brought however, when we're taking a quick look here, though, at tahoe, here is 89 fairway least. they got the roads clear now, but that's a lot of snow and it looks cold across the country. you know that storm that we're just talking about that on the east coast and in. >> head across the ohio valley. these are the cold

temperatures up in canada and you can see we're talking about -15 in some spots. >> all of that cold air has dipped down into the u.s. because the jet stream is taking a dive to the south. so that's why you get temperatures and this is not a wind chill. this is the actual temperature. wichita, kansas right now, it's 8 degrees. even if you head to atlanta, georgia below the freezing mark right now sitting at 30 degrees. you have to go to miami. if you want 70's. so there is the system that's bringing all of the snow to dc that you just saw. still kind of working its way across. but guess what? that's not the only thing that's happening. so you can see where all of these winter weather advisories. winter storm warnings are up across parts of the country. certainly right there along the mid atlantic right now. look at futurecast. once that system pushes out, take your eye down to the south around dallas, texas. there's the next one coming in on thursday and look how it tracks right through the south central and then goes right over to the east coast. yes, right back to dc and portions of even the ohio

valley again set to get more snow as they get into the weekend. obviously, our weather is not that dramatic. we did have the fog to start today. we are looking out for a little bit of wind tomorrow. we are under wind advisory and we do have the danger out of the coast right now with the biggest risk being sneaker waves as we head through the next about 36 hours. but outside of that on the other side of all this, we have wednesday where we've got temperatures warming up and some really lovely temperatures right through the rest of the week. i'll be back in a bit. we'll take a look at that 7 day forecast. >> sounds good. thank you. alright. self-driving cars promises some convenience and innovation. but there's this kind califoria one on a ride in the waymo and it turned into a rather bizarre and frustrating ordeal. take a look at his not so smooth trip to the airport in scottsdale, arizona. the car there glitch ing driving in circles for several minutes. so he was stranded and obviously dizzy. the passenger said the card to 10 circles in a row. and when

the company's customer service stepped in and tried to help, he says that only made things worse. >> and it was just going in the circles like around 6th time. that feeling was very uncomfortable where you're strapped in. you can open the door and is. vehicles just going in 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 to use my phone fix the problem. >> he says he's not respond to his complaint. he says this experience for him raises concerns about safety and customer support. as the teacher shortage continues, california teaching credentials have dropped for the second year in a row. the california commission on teacher credentialing says enrollment for teachers prep programs dropped to over 17,000 in 2022. 2023 for that school year. that's a 12% decline from the year before many districts are relying now

on in turns and teachers working an emergency style permits and waivers to fill classrooms. emergency style permits are designed to fill a vacancy when no suitable fully qualified teacher can be recruited. the california teacher preparation program is saying there were over 4,000 in turns it around 9,000 emergency style permits in california for the 2022 2023 school year. >> governor gavin newsom tries to crack down ultra processed foods. he is now directed state health officials to investigate things like dies in flaming hot cheetos, skittles and soda news nation's nancy loo has the story. >> 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 retos cheeses happen. cronje gummy everyone knows that the surge on 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, 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. >> all right. in and out, burger is planning to bring its signature flavors to new locations in 3 states this year, according to its website, the burger chain has 5 restaurants slated to open in 2025. 3 of them are coming to southern california and anaheim, carson and another place. they're the out of state openings include. in idaho and in south salt lake and utah and now its first establishment in tennessee slated to open 2026. along with some new locations on the vegas strip. major money was

spent on a special tuna at a tokyo fish market. >> a michelin starred sushi restaurant paid 1.3 million dollars for a bluefin tuna at and >> an auction this year. the tuna was caught off of japan's northern coast weight over 600 pounds. local media is reporting the bid was the second highest ever. tokyo's main fish market for a new year's auction and members of the restaurant group. one a bit are known to pretty high, winning the top bid for the past 5 years. so diners that we're able to enjoy this prize tuna later on that day. if you're into now. >> still ahead here, 3, there's some growing concerns about the relationship between russia and north korea. what u.s. officials are saying.

>> u.s. officials are raising concerns about the growing ties between russia and north korea. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the u.s. reaction to the strengthening relationship. >>bwell, secretary of state antony blinken visited south korea monday. north korea tested a ballistic missile, weakened them. >> the dprk missile launch just today. yet another violation of multiple un security council resolutions in blinken's likely last overseas trip before leaving office. he warned of the deepening relationship between russia in north korea. >> it comes as thousands of north korean troops joined russia on the battlefield in ukraine. now we have reason to

believe that moscow intends to share space. >> and satellite technology is appealing both republicans and democrats in congress say the alliance of these 2 adversaries is concerning both koreas invading europe right now, which is a testament to this axis of authoritarianism. massachusetts democrat jay caulking class as the u.s. should support ukraine and allies facing threats globally. >> he says he's concerned about that under president elect donald trump. that requires an america strong approach with our allies on america. first approach that retreats behind a protective walls. but republican congressman like michigan's tim walberg say they trust the incoming president's foreign policy. the leadership of this incoming administration will establish the course. georgia's buddy carter says the global threats only add urgency to confirming president-elect trump's cabinet picks. the longer it takes to have been confirmed. the more we're going to be in danger. the senate holds its first hearing for defense secretary nominee pete hegseth

next week in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> all right. we'll talk about forecast now. looking outside here at sfo. interesting fog shot there. cuyler is here to talk about her weather for the week. yes, a little fog hanging on in spots. that's for sure. just talking to one of our crew, chris. yeah. and he was saying, you know, >> still fog in petaluma when he left. so even though that fog advisories over not everywhere hate, we're looking good, though, here in san jose. you can see they've got sunshine going on there. temperatures there in the low 60's. but pacific as 53 were 57 in concord, berkeley about 57 and san francisco. as you can see about 56 head up to the north bay were hanging out the 50's as well. so it's a mostly 50's kind of day with a few exceptions. we do have that west-northwest swell that is rolling in. that is kicking up the danger at the coast to just be aware. sneaker waves are a big concern as we head across the next 36 hours. in fact, this was just extended now. it was originally 04:00pm on tuesday. set to go to now. it is until 09:00pm. so make

sure you are being very careful if you can avoid the coast all together. that's probably your best bet live look outside and you can see where we've got some of that cloud cover hanging out. and that will be the case as we work our way through the evening. partly cloudy skies out there. it doesn't look like the marine layer is gonna make such a strong comeback tomorrow as it did today, high pressure sitting off the coast. little low pressure is going to slide to the inside of us. that's going to kick up the wind right now. of course, you can see it's relatively calm. just a little bit of a breeze out at the coast. up to about 14 miles per hour. but we're very fortunate that we have gotten rain because the same condition of offshore wind that's going to happen. that's kicked off the wind advisory starting tomorrow for us has kicked off a red flag warning for southern california for parts of la ventura counties even heading down towards the interior portions there inland from san diego for us, though, it is the wind advisory. it is pretty widespread here. you can see it's most of our interior hills and mountains and then also along the coastline here along the peninsula. and we could see these gusts. 35 45 even potentially 50 miles per hour. so this kicks in tonight at

07:00pm and goes through 10:00am on wednesday. and just to show you how this wind dials up as we get into the later evening hours, you start to see it rolling. it will turn to offshore. really get pronounced as we get into tomorrow. see fairfield there about 30 mile per hour gusts keeps going right through tuesday into our tuesday evening. even the overnight hours, not until wednesday. do we see this finally start to wrap up? so just be ready for that as we get into tomorrow. now, after that, we've got some warm days on wednesday and thursday and some nice sunshine for the rest of the week. it's good. there's a man in illinois that found this unexpected surprise. >> while he is working on some home improvements. tim king runs a remodeling company and he was working on a bathroom in his parents home when he came across a long-lost christmas president that was tucked behind some dry wall. so when you look closer at it, he saw that the package had his name on it. so he thinks that this was bought in the

fall of 1979 excuse me, 1978. he would have been about 6 years old. opens it up here. what turns out to be? a gift. that was 46 years old in the making. it's this match. buck thunder jets toy set. king says that's just the sort of thing he would have loved that age and the things that might have fallen from the attic where maybe us parents are hiding it back. then. down through the west. there. what do you think it's worth now, though? >> and there are 2 new baby giraffe that are calling a bay area home where you can see them. that's next.

>> thieves targeted and robbed 3 different businesses throughout oakland over the weekend and no arrests have been made. but many business owners are blaming teenagers. crowd for us. jack moment has the story. >> 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 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. >> a top rating to 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 mine managers here at the smoke shop. tell us they've been broken into several times over the last year. each time they're 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 him 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 had no authorization to pursue the suspects like they pretended to do their 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 at these 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 did not hear back reporting in oakland jacked moment. kron 4 news. >> all right. want you to meet now. the newest additions at the 6 flags, discovery kingdom. the 2 baby giraffes were born in july a of 2023 at the 6 flags. great adventure in new jersey. but now the valais help park. has

welcomed them. and so therefore, giraffes there in total, the babies are on an adult diet. now, the tree branches all fall fa some other yummy stuff to the giraffes are described as playful and cute. point raise is celebrating its first elephant seal pup of the season point reyes national seashore shared a photo of the pup born on drakes beach in late december. the pup is going ers for about a month and then learn to swim in the shallow waters. drake beach will now be closed throughout the rest of the breeding season so they can have room to do their thing. they're kyla. yeah. cool. if you go out there, they usually have doses that are hanging out. kind of talk about what's happening. i thought it was fascinating stuff. highly recommend highly recommends kind of cool. they usually have that kind of cordoned off. so people can't bother them, but you can still observe them. and it's pretty neat if you like nature. >> if you like the coast, just be a little careful as you head across the next couple of days here. we do have a beach hazard statement. very big

risk of sneaker waves out there. so that goes through thursday evening. so please just avoid the coast. if you can. and if you can't be careful. also wind advisory kicking in at 7 o'clock tonight. about to get real breezy for about the next 36 hours. we could see gusts upwards of about 35, even 45 miles per hour. here's a look at your extended forecast outside of that wind tomorrow. it's actually quite nice. you can see the temperatures go up as we head into wednesday and thursday. we're going to joy some nice sunshine. pretty good. looking weekend must say back to you. sounds great. thank you. and thanks for joining us here during kron for news at 2, 3. i'm justine. appreciate your time. we'll send things over now to grant and vicki to see what's coming up next on kron. 4 news at 4. all right. thank you. >> they have for firefighters are speaking out is to fire stations in oakland are now closed. what this means for response times during an emergency. >> plus, a prominent civil rights attorney says he has concerns over a new deal between the department of justice. >> and the antioch police

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